Remote terminal
Remote PowerShell and shell access in your browser
Open an interactive PowerShell on Windows or a shell on macOS and Linux straight from the device record. No VPN, no SSH keys to hand out, and the session is logged on the device.
trio.soHarbor & PineRemote Operations ›Session console
FIN-LT-0142· TerminalConnectedPS C:\> Get-Service Spooler
Status Name DisplayName
------ ---- -----------
Running Spooler Print Spooler
PS C:\>
FIN-LT-0142 · Interactive PowerShell on the device.
Getting a shell on a remote machine is harder than it should be
VPNs and SSH keys
Every remote shell needs network access set up and credentials shared.
No trail
Nobody can tell later who opened a shell on which machine.
Tools in different places
Processes, services and network checks each need another tool.
Terminal
An interactive shell on any desktop or server
PowerShell opens on Windows, a shell on macOS and Linux. Copy output with one click and reconnect if the connection drops.
- One session per deviceNo two people typing into the same machine at once.
- Logged on the deviceSession start and end are recorded in the device's activity.
- TabsKeep terminals on up to five devices open.
Device tools
Task manager, services and network tools beside it
Most fixes don't need a command at all. End a stuck process, restart a service or check open ports in a couple of clicks.
- Task managerFind and end a process.
- ServicesStart, stop or restart a service.
- Network toolsSee open ports and connections.
Scripts
Need it on more than one machine?
Turn the commands you type into a script and run it on hundreds of devices, or schedule it as a job.
Related
Related remote tools
Remote terminal FAQ
A command line on another computer that you use from your own. In trio.so it opens in the browser from the device record.
Interactive PowerShell on Windows, and a shell on macOS and Linux.
No. The session runs through the trio.so agent on the device.
The start and end of each session are recorded in the device's activity. Keystrokes are not recorded.
Yes, as a script or a scheduled job. See remote commands.