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How can I access SSH from a cruise ship?
Assuming you have an out-of-band solution for creating a website (maybe if you've a layover at a port during the cruise, or if there's a friend you can trust), you could install Apache Guacamole and ...
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How can I access SSH from a cruise ship?
You don't need a VPN (although it might simplify some things).
Actually, you can use ssh as a VPN, but you still have the same problem: your provider is restricting the traffic, probably to just ports ...
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How can I access SSH from a cruise ship?
It really depends on what is being blocked.
Worst case, you may have only ports 80 (HTTP), 443 (HTTPS), and 53 (DNS), and then through a web proxy and DNS server. If this is the case, you would need ...
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How can I access SSH from a cruise ship?
Yes, a VPN should fix the problem if the ship's firewall is blocking SSH provided that the VPN supports SSH which I believe most do. although I can't imagine why they are blocking it in the first ...
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