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For remote SSH and VNC eaven behind NAT and Free (*Free for personal use Up to 5 devices) #178
This is a recommendation for all who need remote access to your devices by SSH or even VNC no Mather if its behind a NAT in other location.
You can SSH your Deveices from a Web browser, Desktop PC and Android or IOS APP.
**This is my setup please read remoteit documentation for you to be sure about how to setup yours.
I have use this for a long time (about 5 years now) but recently its much eraser to setup and access devices.
This is the setup I'm currently using please fell free to try it and hope this work for you to.
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This is a recommendation for all who need remote access to your devices by SSH or even VNC no Mather if its behind a NAT in other location. You can SSH your Deveices from a Web browser, Desktop PC and Android or IOS APP.
**This is my setup please read remoteit documentation for you to be sure about how to setup yours.
I have use this for a long time (about 5 years now) but recently its much eraser to setup and access devices.
This is the setup I'm currently using please fell free to try it and hope this work for you to.
Create an account on https://remote.it/
Download the right version for you: ARM - https://downloads.remote.it/cli/v1.8.0/remoteit_linux_armv6
wget https://downloads.remote.it/cli/v1.8.0/remoteit_linux_armv6
ARM64 - https://downloads.remote.it/cli/v1.8.0/remoteit_linux_arm64wget https://downloads.remote.it/cli/v1.8.0/remoteit_linux_arm64
Place the file in /usr/bin and rename to "remoteit"
mv remoteit_linux_arm64 /usr/bin/remoteit
Change permissions on the file to make it executable
chmod +x /usr/bin/remoteit
Install the agent
sudo remoteit agent install
Sign In
sudo remoteit signin --user <remote.it username> --pass <password>
Register Devise
sudo remoteit register --name <name of your device>
Add Service
sudo remoteit add --name <service name> --port <service port> --type <application type>
Example:sudo remoteit add --name MySSH --port 22 --type SSH
sudo remoteit add --name MyVNC --port 5900 --type VNC
Login to remoteIt (Web, Desktop App or mobile App) you'll get a random generated domain and port to access this service.