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Builtin Corpssh Command in ChromeOS: Enterprise SSH Access

The builtin_corpssh command in ChromeOS facilitates secure SSH connections tailored for enterprise environments. It integrates with corporate infrastructure, enabling seamless access for authorized users.

Syntax

builtin_corpssh <options>

Options

  • --help: Displays help information about the command.
  • [destination]: Specifies the SSH destination (e.g., user@hostname).
  • -p [port]: Specifies the port to connect to on the destination. Default is 22.
  • -i [identity_file]: Specifies a private key file for authentication.
  • --tunnel: Creates an SSH tunnel.
  • --verbose: Enables verbose output for debugging purposes.

Purpose

The builtin_corpssh command is tailored for enterprise use cases, allowing ChromeOS users to securely connect to corporate servers and infrastructure. It supports SSH tunneling, private key authentication, and standard SSH options.

Use Cases

Example Usage

Connect to a Corporate Server

builtin_corpssh user@corporate-server.example.com

Specify an Identity File for Authentication

builtin_corpssh -i ~/.ssh/corporate_key user@corporate-server.example.com

Enable Verbose Output for Debugging

builtin_corpssh --verbose user@corporate-server.example.com

Create an SSH Tunnel

builtin_corpssh --tunnel -L 8080:localhost:80 user@corporate-server.example.com

Notes

  • Ensure that your ChromeOS device is properly configured with the necessary SSH keys and enterprise credentials before using this command.
  • The builtin_corpssh command is optimized for corporate environments and may not include all features of a standard SSH client.
  • Logs and verbose output can be helpful for troubleshooting connection issues.