Remote access
SSH, RDP, VNC and Telnet from the browser, nothing to install
One place
The same button, any protocol
No client to install
No PuTTY, no remote desktop client, no VPN of your own: the session runs inside the browser tab.
One place for the whole team
Each person sees only the servers in the folders they have access to, with the protocol that fits each one.
Works the same from any machine
A new laptop, a borrowed PC, a tablet: if the browser can reach SHTERA, it can reach the server.
SHTERA opens the session over SSH, RDP, VNC or Telnet from the browser, without the person connecting needing to install their own client or know the server’s real password: the connection is built on SHTERA’s server and streamed as a remote screen.
Servers with files can also be browsed over SFTP directly from the same screen, without opening a separate FTP client — uploading, downloading or deleting a file is audited the same way as everything else.
For databases (MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis), SHTERA spins up the matching admin panel on demand, with the same per-folder access rules as the rest of the servers.
The real limit is the same one any vault served through a browser has, without an installed app: the guarantee depends on the code delivered on each visit being the right one. It’s laid out plainly in Vault security.