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host based ssh through a web browser
I'm looking for some sort of provider that I can connect to through a browser and subsequently open an ssh connection to another host. client based applet type solutions are blocked by firewall
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So let's get this straight.
Your want to SSH to a host from {something browser initiated} but the {something} needs to be server-based 'cos if the SSH session originates from the client IP address then the firewall blocks it, hence you can't use a stand-alone or applet based SSH client 'cos they'll all actually run on the client machine. Sounds like you need a SSH client that will run on the web server itself, hence you can permit SSH from the IP address of the web server whilst denying all others. My thoughts are: Have a look for something servlet-based rather than applet. Run telnetd/SSHd on the web-server. SSH->{svr1 SSH->{svr2}} I hada quick google and looks like http://www.ericdaugherty.com/dev/sshwebproxy/ will do the job you want |
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