Remote Terminal Access
Deploy lightweight agents on your network. They tunnel back to SeshHub automatically — no port forwarding, no VPN. Open a terminal and start working in seconds.
$ docker run -d seshhub/seshhub:latest
Agent enrolled successfully. ID: agent-7f3a
$ # Open dashboard → click connect → terminal ready
root@remote-host:~# _
How It Works
Run a Docker container or flash an ESP32 device on any network you want to manage. Takes under a minute.
The agent establishes an outbound tunnel to SeshHub automatically. No port forwarding, firewall rules, or VPN required.
Log in to the dashboard, select your agent, and open a full terminal session — right in your browser.
What Is SeshHub
SeshHub is a browser-based remote terminal system built for teams that manage distributed infrastructure. Instead of wrestling with VPNs and firewall rules, you deploy small agents that tunnel back to a central dashboard.
Every connection is outbound from the agent — nothing to expose, nothing to configure on the remote network. Just deploy, enroll, and connect.
Lightweight Docker containers that run on any Linux host. They connect to SeshHub and proxy SSH sessions to targets on the local network.
Low-cost microcontrollers that bridge serial console ports to the web. Manage switches, routers, and other equipment over their console interfaces.
All connections use TLS. Agents authenticate with enrollment tokens. Sessions are scoped and short-lived. No inbound ports required on remote networks.