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I have an environment where I cannot ssh at all due to security , I want my client to be able to access a command line instance of Ubuntu in the cloud with Digital ocean or some such way .<br />
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I need to have this very clean in that they will be working on this for hours and days at a time so it would have to look just like a ssh or putty terminal connection .<br />
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something like Guacamole but as a service that I can use just for a few days at at time , and it does not have to be free or anything I have a budget for this .<br />
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what I am doing does not take much bandwidth<br />
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any experiences or thoughts on this <br />
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thanks !!!!!!
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I have an environment where I cannot ssh at all due to security , I want my client to be able to access a command line instance of Ubuntu in the cloud with Digital ocean or some such way .

I need to have this very clean in that they will be working on this for hours and days at a time so it would have to look just like a ssh or putty terminal connection .

something like Guacamole but as a service that I can use just for a few days at at time , and it does not have to be free or anything I have a budget for this .

what I am doing does not take much bandwidth

any experiences or thoughts on this 

thanks !!!!!!

SSH blocked !!!:::SSH over a browser into AWS or Digital ocean ?

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