Nexterm

A self-hosted server management tool for SSH, VNC and RDP connections in the browser.

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About Nexterm

Nexterm is an open-source server management application that you run yourself and use through a web browser. It brings SSH terminals, VNC and RDP sessions into one interface, so you can reach Linux servers and graphical desktops from the same place.

It is deployed with Docker, and the repository also contains a command-line client and a mobile app. It suits homelab owners and small teams who want a central, browser-based alternative to separate SSH and remote desktop clients.

Strengths

  • SSH, VNC and RDP in one browser interface
  • Self-hosted with Docker
  • Very active development

Limitations

  • You need to run and secure the server yourself
  • Browser-based sessions depend on a network connection to your server

Details

Pricing
FreeFree to self-host, with source published on GitHub.
License
Open source, license not stated
Developer
gnmyt
Platforms
Web, Self-hosted
How it runs
Self-hosted
Best suited for
Homelab users who want one web interface for SSH and remote desktop sessions
Last verified
Added
Provenance
Facts checked against the developer's own pages and store listings, 1 sources on file.

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Nexterm as an alternative

Listings that name Nexterm as an alternative.

  • Remote Desktop Connection Manager

    A Sysinternals tool for organising and opening many Windows Remote Desktop connections from one window.

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    Nexterm is a self-hosted browser interface for SSH, VNC and RDP sessions run with Docker, which you must secure yourself.

  • Sshwifty

    A self-hosted web client for connecting to SSH and Telnet servers from a browser.

    Nexterm adds VNC and RDP to SSH in one self-hosted browser interface with Docker, and is under very active development.

  • ttyd

    A command-line tool that shares a terminal session over the web in a browser.

    Nexterm adds VNC and RDP alongside SSH in one self-hosted browser interface run with Docker, a broader server management tool than ttyd.

  • WeTTY

    A self-hosted terminal that runs in a web browser over HTTP or HTTPS.

    Nexterm offers SSH plus VNC and RDP sessions in one self-hosted browser interface, with very active development compared with WeTTY's shell-only focus.

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