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I have a commercial product that allows users to connect to various SSH end-points. Currently these users are forced to download and use Putty... Seems pretty straightforward, except that my SSH end-points require RSA/Private Key authentication. So now connectivity to these end-points is becoming a pain, because I need to explain to my users how to: 1) Download and configure Putty. 2) Manage, configure and use their PEM private keys. I would like to make everything transparent by 'just working' through the browser. I own all information (both IP addresses and PEM connectivity keys), so is there such a thing as a browser based SSH that is both capable and can access RSA keys for connectivity?

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MindTerm, from http://www.appgate.com/index/products/mindterm/mindterm_features.html , has a limited-use free license and supports the features you want.

JCTerm is completely free.

Borealid
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Have you tried SSHtools? I think GSI-SSHTerm is derived from it. GSI-SSHTerm is still actively supported as far as I'm aware. I supports the Grid Security Interface (GSI), so may have more features than you need.

Bruno
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I always use this site: Web-based SSH .

Erik Ashurst