Product features

One device. Several ways to work with the remote network.

LANhopper stays at the site and gives you practical access to equipment on its local network. Open a web interface, start a terminal, inspect the network or return through a saved connection.

The LANhopper device starts its connection from inside the remote network. The site does not need a public IP address or incoming port forwarding.

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Developed in the Czech Republic The firmware, connection service and web application come from the same Czech team.
What you can do
01
Web interfacesHTTP and HTTPS equipment pages
02
Terminals and serialBrowser sessions and your own SSH client
03
Network inspectionInterfaces, hosts and reachable ports
04
Repeat workDevice controls and saved connections
05
Team accessShared workspaces and roles
01 / Local web interfaces

Use the equipment's own web configurator.

Enter the local address and port of a router, controller, camera or other appliance. LANhopper opens its HTTP or HTTPS interface through a temporary web connection, so you can work with the page that is already built into the equipment.

  • Choose automatic protocol detection, HTTP or HTTPS.
  • Use an IP address or host name and any valid port.
  • Save working connection details for the next visit.
New web connection Ready
Equipment192.168.10.30
Port443
ProtocolHTTPS
Open equipment page
The web connection opens in a new browser tab when you need it.
02 / Terminals and serial

Open a terminal in the browser or use your SSH client.

Start an SSH, Telnet, RS-232 or RS-485 session from the device page. The browser is enough for direct work. Technical users can also keep their own SSH workflow for jump access, local port forwarding or a SOCKS5 proxy.

  • Set the target host and port for SSH or Telnet.
  • Choose the serial line, speed, data bits, parity and stop bits.
  • Use a public SSH key from your LANhopper account with your own client.
Browser terminalConnected
Opening SSH session through the site device... $ ssh admin@192.168.10.42 controller-a:~$ status For your own client: $ ssh -J <device-address>@lanhopper.com <host>
Jump host Port forwarding SOCKS5 proxy
03 / Network inspection

See what is connected before choosing what to open.

Check whether the LANhopper device is online, review its public and local network interfaces, and scan a local subnet when you need to find equipment. The network map shows addresses, MAC information, vendors and reachable ports.

  • Live online, unresponsive and offline device states.
  • Ethernet and Wi-Fi interfaces with their local addresses.
  • Open web, SSH or Telnet access directly from discovered ports.
Local network scan Device online
AddressPortsReachable services
192.168.10.12
80443
192.168.10.422
22443
192.168.10.751
8080
04 / Controls and saved connections

Operate the site now. Keep the useful details for next time.

Name and tag each LANhopper device, then save working web, SSH, Telnet or serial settings as connection presets. When the same equipment needs attention later, the address, port and serial configuration are already attached to the site device.

  • Give devices clear names, tags and stable device addresses.
  • Name saved connections and launch them from the device page.
  • On supported hardware, set the beacon color and operate a relay output.
Service cabinet Online
Device tags
customer-sitebuilding-acontrols
Saved connections
Router webController SSHMeter RS-485
Device controls
BeaconRelay 1
05 / Workspaces and teams

Give the team the same view of the site.

Keep devices in a personal account or place them in a shared workspace. Invite colleagues and give them a role that fits their responsibility. Device presence, active terminal sessions and saved connections stay with the workspace rather than one person's notes.

  • Owner, manager and member roles for shared workspaces.
  • Workspace device health and active-session summaries.
  • Visible serial-line occupancy before another person connects.
Workspace members
A
AlexManages the workspace and members
Owner
M
MorganRegisters and manages devices
Manager
S
SamWorks with shared devices
Member
Current work
Controller SSHOpened by Morgan
Active
Meter RS-485Serial line in use by Sam
In use
Quick reference

Check the technical details.

A compact view for visitors who already know the type of connection or information they need.

CapabilityOpen it withWhat is available
Web connectionWeb browserHTTP or HTTPS, automatic detection, host and port selection, redirect and content rewriting.
Terminal sessionWeb browserSSH, Telnet, RS-232 and RS-485 with host, port and serial-line settings.
Direct SSHYour SSH clientJump host access, local port forwarding and SOCKS5 proxying using a public key stored in your account.
Network inspectionWeb applicationDevice presence, network interfaces, subnet scanning, MAC vendors and reachable ports.
Site organizationWeb applicationDevice names, tags, device addresses, saved connections, workspaces and member roles.

Have a remote site in mind?

Start with one LANhopper device, or ask us about your equipment and network before deciding.

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