Hey everyone! I'm part of a small startup that takes care of remote support for about 600 customers across different cities. I'm currently exploring ways to enhance our SSH connections. I was considering tunneling, but there might be better alternatives out there. I heard about Teleport and I'm curious if it's a good option. We're primarily using Windows, but I can set up a Linux server if that helps. What do you think? Any recommendations?
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You might want to check out overlay networks like Tailscale or Netbird. They can provide solid solutions for secure connections without getting too complicated.
First off, take a look at the routers you're using. They might have built-in support for WireGuard or OpenVPN. If they don't, a Raspberry Pi 4 set up with WireGuard and Apache's Guacamole can be a budget-friendly option for SSH, RDP, and VNC access.
Could you clarify what you mean by improving the connections? Are you looking for a VPN? Teleport has a lot of features, but it might be like using a bazooka to squash an ant if all you need is a simple tunnel. Just trying to keep it practical!
Yeah, I just need something secure without all the extra features to be honest.
If you're getting that vibe, it definitely doesn't mean you shouldn't look into it! Different tools serve different purposes, and Teleport could still be worthwhile.