In-browser console
Open a console to any guest right in the browser. An xterm.js serial terminal is the default: crisp text, copy-paste, resize, with noVNC as the graphical fallback.
What it does
The capabilities behind this feature, all self-hosted, all in one panel.
Serial-first
LXC and serial-capable VMs get a fast xterm.js terminal; VMs without a serial console fall back to noVNC automatically.
No credentials in the browser
A one-time session and a server-side WebSocket proxy inject the Proxmox auth cookie. It never reaches the browser.
Node root shell too
Admins get a root shell on the node itself from the node management page, over the same audited, proxied stack.
How to use it
Up and running in a few steps.
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Open a guest’s detail page and select the Console tab, or click Console in the guest list.
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The terminal connects through the panel’s own origin; type away.
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For graphical guests, the noVNC view takes over automatically.
Related features
Users, access & security
Multi-user RBAC, a customer portal, impersonation, TOTP 2FA and an audit log.
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