The list of plugins you can install in Termix.
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The list of plugins you can install in Termix.
Connect to hosts with short-lived OpenPubkey SSH certificates after signing in with your identity provider.
Live CPU, memory, disk, network and GPU stats, plus tools to manage your hosts.
A starter template for building your own Termix plugin.
RDP, VNC and Telnet sessions in your browser, with clipboard, file transfer, sharing and recording.
Open a serial console to a router, switch or other device plugged into your computer.
SSH terminal sessions with tabs, split screen, history, macros and a local terminal in the desktop app.
The classic Termix layout with an icon rail, sidebar, tab bar and dock.
Light, dark and seven more color themes for Termix.
Keep hosts, folders and sharing in a YAML or JSON file. Termix loads them as read only hosts and reloads when the file changes.
SSH port forwarding that reconnects on its own, plus client tunnels from the desktop app.
Wake sleeping machines by sending a Wake-on-LAN packet to their MAC address.
Connect to hosts with short-lived SSH certificates signed by HashiCorp Vault.
Shows if each host is online with a dot in the host list, checked by connecting to its port.
Generate SSH keys, check them and copy a public key to a host.
Sign in with your LDAP or Active Directory username and password.
Sends a small anonymous daily report so we can see how Termix is used.
A drag and drop widget page for your servers and services, plus service links for the dashboard.
Gets the Termix HTTPS certificate from Let's Encrypt or any ACME provider and renews it for you.
Pull host passwords and keys from 1Password when you connect instead of storing them in Termix.
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