Secure access · accountable operations

Open Source Bastion Host — Secure, Controllable, Auditable Remote Access

Next Terminal is an open source bastion host and lightweight jump server for SMB teams — unified SSH/RDP/VNC/SFTP/Telnet/HTTP access from the browser, with session and command audit and replay. Self-hosted JumpServer/Teleport alternative.

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Next Terminal light interface: assets, sessions, and operations access management

Unified entry One place to reach servers and intranet apps

Fine-grained authorization Permissions by user, group, and asset

End-to-end auditing Sessions, commands, and file operations traced

Self-hosted Deploy containers on your own infrastructure

From bastion host entry to a closed audit loop

Not just remote protocols in a browser: identity, authorization, connectivity, and auditing connected into one manageable bastion host path.

Multi-protocol access

Reach SSH, RDP, VNC, Telnet, and HTTP assets from the web UI, and manage files over SFTP.

Assets and credentials

Maintain assets, credentials, and asset groups centrally instead of scattering keys on personal devices.

Read the asset management docs →

Permissions and policies

Authorize by user, group, and asset, and constrain access time, source, and sessions with sign-in policies.

Session audit and replay

Record text and graphical sessions with live monitoring and history replay for troubleshooting context.

Risky command interception

Configure command rules for SSH sessions to intercept high-risk operations before they run.

Enterprise identity and strong auth

Passkey, TOTP, LDAP, and OIDC bring remote access into your existing identity system.

Read the authentication docs →

Set up a unified operations entry in three steps

Start with a working deployment, then onboard assets, members, and stricter access policies.

Deploy Next Terminal

Follow the system requirements, start the service with Docker Compose, and initialize the administrator.

Register assets and credentials

Add servers, desktops, and web assets, then organize asset groups and credentials by purpose.

Grant access and enable auditing

Assign asset permissions to members and configure authentication, session, and command policies by risk.

Live Demo

Try the full workflow of asset onboarding, session auditing, and license management with the demo accounts. No sign-up required.

Open the demo site →

Admin manager / manager

User test / test