With web-based SSH, users can access and manage these devices using a standard web browser, without the need to install any additional software.
This makes web-based SSH a convenient and secure way to access remote servers and devices from any location with an internet connection.
The client-side component captures keystrokes, transmits messages to and from the server, and displays the results in the user's web browser.
The server-side component processes incoming requests and forwards keyboard events to a secure shell client that communicates with the connected SSH server.
This method has the advantage of keeping the state of the terminal persistent even if the user connects to their existing session from a different web browser, but it can use more CPU and memory on the server.