About
Adito is an open-source, browser-based SSL VPN solution. It’s a remote access solution that provides users and businesses alike with a means of securely accessing network resources from outside the network perimeter using only a standard web browser.
Background
This is the open-source clone of SSL-Explorer after it went biz-o-matic.
Windows installer
My contribution to this project is a Windows-installer, check it out here, if you are looking for the SVN-version of Adito download here
Step-by-step guides
There are now three guides written by me on the topic.
1. Scroll down on the installer page for installation-tips
2. Scroll down on this page for a simple demonstration of a port-forward
3. NEW! Practical RDP guide here
What the buzz about?
Pictures says more than words so please take a look in the pictureseries with description below.
You are first presented with a login window:
After successfully logging in you are at the main window
Usally the SSL Tunnel are common used. This technique open a port locally and forward it throught the server and to your destination.
In this example we create a port forwarding on port 4040 locally requests to google.com on port 80 (www-default-port)
After the creation we start the Agent. This is the software you run in the remote location straight from the browser. Since it uses default-java you would find access almost everywhere.
My rule is; if you can connect to your bank you can use Adito
When it has launched you got a new little man-like icon in your sys-tray
By right-clicking on the agent you will find items you have configed on the server. In our case the tunnel “Test” is available
When the tunnel is activated the agent notify you and we are ready to use it
Now for some magic
Connect to google through your server
As you can see this is pretty easy to use and manage a great product!
Check out the new guide on setting up RDP here
from http://lars.werner.no/?page_id=153
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Adito is an open-source, browser-based SSL VPN solution. It’s a remote access solution that provides users and businesses alike with a means of securely accessing network resources from outside the network perimeter using only a standard web browser.
Adito is an open-source, browser-based SSL VPN solution. It’s a remote access solution that provides users and businesses alike with a means of securely accessing network resources from outside the network perimeter using only a standard web browser.
Background
This is the open-source clone of SSL-Explorer after it went biz-o-matic.
Windows installer
My contribution to this project is a Windows-installer, check it out here, if you are looking for the SVN-version of Adito download here
Step-by-step guides
There are now three guides written by me on the topic.
1. Scroll down on the installer page for installation-tips
2. Scroll down on this page for a simple demonstration of a port-forward
3. NEW! Practical RDP guide here
What the buzz about?
Pictures says more than words so please take a look in the pictureseries with description below.
You are first presented with a login window:
After successfully logging in you are at the main window
Usally the SSL Tunnel are common used. This technique open a port locally and forward it throught the server and to your destination.
In this example we create a port forwarding on port 4040 locally requests to google.com on port 80 (www-default-port)
After the creation we start the Agent. This is the software you run in the remote location straight from the browser. Since it uses default-java you would find access almost everywhere.
My rule is; if you can connect to your bank you can use Adito
When it has launched you got a new little man-like icon in your sys-tray
By right-clicking on the agent you will find items you have configed on the server. In our case the tunnel “Test” is available
When the tunnel is activated the agent notify you and we are ready to use it
Now for some magic
Connect to google through your serverAs you can see this is pretty easy to use and manage a great product!
Check out the new guide on setting up RDP here
from http://lars.werner.no/?page_id=153
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Adito standalone agent client
(I had done this one and half year ago and posted on my personal website. I never thought someone still sent email to me for this. I think maybe more people want to know it. Posting on blogger is absolutely much popular than on my personal website).
Adito is an open-source, browser-based SSL VPN solution. It’s a remote access solution that provides users and businesses alike with a means of securely accessing network resources from outside the network perimeter using only a standard web browser.
What is my contribute?
I go throught almost all the code of Adito and debug it in Eclipse. Base on Agent code, i add a swing wrapper to it and run it as a standalone client. Related technology is java swing GUI, TLS socket. You can download it from here. Any bugs, please leave your comments below.
Adito
It is an open-source, browser-based SSL VPN solution. It’s a remote access solution that provides users and businesses alike with a means of securely accessing network resources from outside the network perimeter using only a standard web browser. For more information regarding Adito gohere
Background
This is the open-source clone of SSL-Explorer after it went biz-o-matic.
This is the open-source clone of SSL-Explorer after it went biz-o-matic.
What is standalone agent client
Generally, agent client is a systray and used like a applet. I notice that someone like to use it as a standalone application that you do not need to access web site each time and can run it from even console (of cause, you have to have jre), and it is convenient for debug agent server. I like the idea, so i add a Java Swing Wrapper base on original Adito agent code. Only Swing is supported, no swt.
Screenshots
login GUI
Main board
下载地址: agent.zip (new updated usage document, 2010.05)
