Webterminal

Runs on Linux, Mac, self-hosted, Web, Windows.

Webterminal is ranked #15 of 29 in remote connection manager software on The Geeks Club. It runs on Linux, macOS, Self-hosted, Web, Windows.

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Purpose: Webterminal is a Django-based bastion server focused on DevOps and continuous delivery.
Remote protocols: It supports RDP, VNC, SSH/SFTP, and Telnet for remote management.
Remote file browser: Its VNC, RDP, and SFTP file browser supports downloading, deleting, updating, and uploading files.
Remote commands: It supports remote shell command and script execution.
Auditing: Listed audit features include real-time user action audits, session audits, and SSH command audits.
Access controls: It lists permission control and the ability to kick a user off the project.
Desktop helpers: The project page lists Webterminal helper support and has helper sections for Ubuntu, Mac, and Windows.
Commercial version: The page says the commercial version provides an mstsc helper with RDP clipboard support, file transfer, and VNC connections.
Deployment: The usage instructions say to run it with Docker Compose using `sudo docker-compose up -d`.
License and commercial use: The repository identifies an LGPL-3.0 license, and the author advises contacting them for authorization before commercial use.
Support: The project asks users with problems to open a GitHub issue and lists the author's email as [email protected].

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