Creating a Connection

Creating a connection is the process that requires the more data, but is still easy!

SSH Command Equivalent

Most of these properties have an equivalent on the SSH command used for port forwarding.

ssh -NL <Local Port>:<Destination Host>:<Destination Port> <Username>@<Hostname> -p <Port>

Properties

Metadata

Name

A friendly name for the connection is required. This is only for display purposes.

Remote Details

Hostname

The hostname of the remote server that has connectivity to the service you want to access.

Port

The port the SSH daemon is running at. If left blank, the default port (22) will be used.

Username

Your username on the server.

Authentication Method

Password or Public Key. Public Key is recommended.

When using Public Key, you must already have configured one on the keys section of the app.

Password / Public Key

The Password or Public Key that you use to connect to the server.

Port Details

Local Port

The port that will be used to forward the service to on your device.

You probably don't need this - leave blank if unsure!

Destination Host

The host that provides the service you want to connect to.

You probably don't need this - leave blank if unsure!

Destination Port

The port on the destination host that provides the service you want to connect to.

HTTP Base Path

The initial path the built-in web browser will open. For example, if your app resides at "/foo" instead of "/", type "/foo" here.

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