# How to SSH to Your Local Computer from Anywhere via Mobile, Based on FRP Implementation

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# 📌 Prerequisites

Before deploying the FRP server and client, please ensure you have the following environment and tools. These prerequisites are necessary for the FRP tunnel to function correctly.

## 1. Basic Environment Requirements

### ✔ A permanently online **AWS EC2 instance**

* Recommended OS: Ubuntu 20.04/22.04 (this article uses Ubuntu as an example)
* Must have a public IP address (AWS provides this by default)
* Requires permission to modify security group rules (to open FRP ports)

Purpose: To act as the FRP server (frps), providing a fixed access point for your Windows computer.

## 2. An internet-connected **Windows computer**

* Windows 10 or Windows 11
* Requires normal user privileges (but some configurations need administrator privileges)
* **OpenSSH Server** must be installed

Purpose: To act as the FRP client (frpc), automatically connecting to AWS regardless of the network it's on.

## 3. Required Software / Repositories to Download

### ✔ FRP (Fast Reverse Proxy)

Official Repository Address:

```
https://github.com/fatedier/frp
```

Version used in this deployment:

```
frp_0.58.1
```

Download Page:

```
https://github.com/fatedier/frp/releases
```

Needed to download:

* Linux version (for AWS)
* Windows version (for local computer)

## 4. Required Software to Install

### ✔ Windows: OpenSSH Server + OpenSSH Client

Installation Path:

```
Settings → Apps → Optional features → Add a feature
```

Purpose: Provides SSH login capability, allowing FRP to forward SSH to Windows.

## 5. Terminal Tool

### ✔ Termius (Recommended)

* Used to connect to your Windows via SSH from your phone or computer
* Supports generating SSH keys
* Supports managing multiple hosts

You must use Termius to generate the SSH private key (because you've enabled "key-only login").

Official Download:

```
https://termius.com
```

## 6. Network and Port Requirements

The following ports must be open in the AWS Security Group:

| Port                                      | Purpose                    | Required | 
| :---------------------------------------- | :------------------------- | :------- | 
| **FRP Control Port** (e.g., 1234 or 114514) | frpc → frps connection     | ✔ Required | 
| **SSH Mapping Port** (e.g., 12345 or 114515) | Termius → Windows SSH      | ✔ Required | 

If using UFW (Ubuntu Firewall), also need:

```
sudo ufw allow <FRP Control Port>/tcp
sudo ufw allow <SSH Mapping Port>/tcp
```

## 7. Public Key / Private Key Preparation (Key Login Required)

You need to prepare in advance:

* SSH private key generated by Termius (local)
* SSH public key generated by Termius (needs to be placed in Windows' `authorized_keys`)

This deployment has disabled password login, so **the private key must be kept secure, otherwise you will not be able to log in to Windows**.

## 8. Basic Linux Operation Skills

Needs knowledge of the following basic commands (very simple):

```
cd /path
nano / vim / notepad
chmod / chown
ps -ef | grep
ss -lnpt
nohup <cmd> &
tail -f
```

All covered in your document, no extra requirements.

# 📌 Summary of Prerequisites (Final Version)

```
Must have:
- AWS EC2 (Ubuntu, with public IP)
- Windows computer (OpenSSH Server installed)
- Termius (for SSH + key generation)
- FRP (Download Linux + Windows versions)
- AWS security group has FRP control port and SSH mapping port open
- Termius generated SSH key pair
```

As long as the above prerequisites are met, your FRP tunnel, SSH key login, and cross-network remote access to your computer will 100% work correctly.

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# FRP Server Deployment Guide

This guide documents the FRP server configuration and operation methods on the current AWS EC2 (Ubuntu) instance, for future maintenance or reconstruction.

## Basic Information
- Working directory: `/home/ubuntu/.frp`
- FRP version: `frp_0.58.1_linux_amd64`
- Executable: `/home/ubuntu/.frp/frp_0.58.1_linux_amd64/frps`
- Configuration file: `/home/ubuntu/.frp/frp_0.58.1_linux_amd64/frps.ini`
- Log file: `/home/ubuntu/.frp/frps.log`
- Startup script: `/home/ubuntu/.frp/start_frps.sh`
- Listening ports:
  - Control port `bind_port = 1234`
  - SSH mapping port `12345`
- Token: `123456`

## Installation Steps
1. Create directory and download FRP:
   ```bash
   mkdir -p /home/ubuntu/.frp
   cd /home/ubuntu/.frp
   wget https://github.com/fatedier/frp/releases/download/v0.58.1/frp_0.58.1_linux_amd64.tar.gz
   tar -zxf frp_0.58.1_linux_amd64.tar.gz
   ```
2. Create configuration `/home/ubuntu/.frp/frp_0.58.1_linux_amd64/frps.ini`:
   ```ini
   [common]
   bind_port = 1234
   token = 123456
   ```
3. Write startup script `/home/ubuntu/.frp/start_frps.sh` (ready):
   ```bash
   #!/usr/bin/env bash
   set -euo pipefail
   BASE_DIR="$(cd "$(dirname "$0")" && pwd)"
   FRP_DIR="$BASE_DIR/frp_0.58.1_linux_amd64"
   FRPS_BIN="$FRP_DIR/frps"
   CONFIG_FILE="$FRP_DIR/frps.ini"
   LOG_FILE="$BASE_DIR/frps.log"

   if ! [ -x "$FRPS_BIN" ]; then
     echo "frps binary not found at $FRPS_BIN" >&2
     exit 1
   fi
   if ! [ -f "$CONFIG_FILE" ]; then
     echo "Config not found at $CONFIG_FILE" >&2
     exit 1
   fi

   PIDS=$(pgrep -f "frps.*frps\.ini" || true)
   if [ -n "$PIDS" ]; then
     echo "frps is running; restarting (pids: $PIDS)..."
     kill $PIDS
     sleep 1
   fi

   echo "Starting frps with $CONFIG_FILE (log: $LOG_FILE)"
   cd "$FRP_DIR"
   nohup "$FRPS_BIN" -c "$CONFIG_FILE" >"$LOG_FILE" 2>&1 &

   sleep 1
   PIDS=$(pgrep -f "frps.*frps\.ini" || true)
   if [ -n "$PIDS" ]; then
     echo "frps started (pid: $PIDS)"
   else
     echo "frps failed to start; check $LOG_FILE" >&2
     exit 1
   fi
   ```

## Start and Stop
- Start/Restart:
  ```bash
  cd /home/ubuntu/.frp
  bash ./start_frps.sh
  ```
- Check process: `ps -ef | grep frps`
- Check listening: `ss -lnpt | grep 1234`
- View logs: `tail -n 50 /home/ubuntu/.frp/frps.log`
- Stop (if manual): `pkill -f "frps.*frps.ini"`

## Security Group and Firewall
- AWS Security Group (sg-099756caee5666062) needs to open inbound TCP 1234 (FRP control) and 12345 (SSH mapping).
- If using ufw, execute:
  ```bash
  sudo ufw allow 1234/tcp
  sudo ufw allow 12345/tcp
  ```

## Remote Client Requirements
- In Windows `frpc.ini`, `server_addr` points to this EC2 public IP, `server_port=1234`, `remote_port=12345`, token matches server.
- Termius/SSH client uses `ssh lenovo@<AWS IP> -p 12345`, authentication method is key (private key generated by Termius Keychain).

## Maintenance Suggestions
- FRP official has indicated that INI format will be deprecated in the future; subsequent upgrades recommend switching to TOML/YAML.
- `start_frps.sh` can be registered as a systemd service to ensure automatic startup after instance reboot.
- Regularly check `frps.log` for abnormal connections or errors, and ensure the token is not leaked.

FRP Windows Client Configuration Guide
================================
Last Updated: 2025-12-05
Applicable Environment: Windows 10/11, user lenovo, OpenSSH Server already installed on this machine.

I. Directories and Files
- FRP Program Directory: C:\frp\
  - frpc.exe
  - frpc.ini (client configuration)
  - start_frpc.bat (background startup script)
- SSH Keys:
  - Private key: C:\Users\lenovo\.ssh\666
  - Public key: C:\Users\lenovo\.ssh\666.pub
  - Administrator authorized public key: C:\ProgramData\ssh\666_keys

II. frpc.ini Content (currently effective)
[common]
server_addr = 13.14.223.23
server_port = 1234
token = 123456

[ssh]
type = tcp
local_ip = 127.0.0.1
local_port = 22
remote_port = 12345

III. Startup and Autostart
1) Manual foreground verification (optional)
   PowerShell:
   cd C:\frp
   .\frpc.exe -c frpc.ini

2) Background quick start
   Double-click C:\frp\start_frpc.bat

3) Startup autostart (simple way)
   Copy start_frpc.bat to the Startup folder:
   C:\Users\lenovo\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
   Automatically starts in the background on next login.

IV. SSH Connection Method
- Terminal command:
  ssh -i "C:\Users\lenovo\.ssh\666" -p 12345 lenovo@13.14.223.23

- Termius entry:
  Host 13.14.223.23
  Port 12345
  User lenovo
  Key Select C:\Users\lenovo\.ssh\666 (no passphrase)

V. Permissions and Security
- Private key permissions restricted to lenovo, SYSTEM readable.
- sshd has password login disabled (PasswordAuthentication no), key-only.
- Administrator group users use C:\ProgramData\ssh\666_keys as the authorization list.

VI. Common Checks
- Check frpc running: Task Manager or
  netstat -ano | findstr 1234
- Check frpc logs (WSL version, if needed): /tmp/frpc-wsl.log
- Test SSH: If the above ssh command returns ok, it's working.

VII. Troubleshooting Quick Reference
- "Permission denied (publickey)":
  * Confirm 666 public key is in C:\ProgramData\ssh\666_keys
  * Confirm private key path/permissions are correct.
- "Connection refused": frps not running or ports 1234/12345 not open.
- frpc not connecting: Run frpc in foreground to check prompts, or check if server_addr, token in frpc.ini match.


Termius (Mobile) Connection Steps:

1. Create Host
    - Host (Address): 13.14.223.23
    - Port: 12345
    - Label can be customized (e.g., FRP-Home)
2. Authentication method select Key
    - In Authentication, select Key
    - Click Import Key (or "From file/paste")
    - Import the content of the local private key 666 (it is recommended to transfer it securely to the mobile phone and then paste it; if Termius supports importing from a file, select that file).
      The private key content is at PC path: C:\Users\lenovo\.ssh\666 (plain text, starting with -----BEGIN OPENSSH PRIVATE KEY-----).
    - Leave Passphrase empty (this key has no passphrase).
3. Username
    - Username: lenovo
4. Save and Connect
    - Accept the fingerprint prompt on first connection.
5. Optional Security Measures
    - Set a local encryption password for this private key in Termius (App-layer protection).
    - If it is inconvenient to copy the private key, you can generate a new key on the mobile end and append its public key to C:\ProgramData\ssh\666_keys, but currently 666 is already usable, just import as above.

One-click startup command (execute in current administrator PowerShell)

# Allow, prevent blocking & direct foreground startup
Add-MpPreference -ExclusionPath "C:\frp"
Unblock-File C:\frp\frpc.exe
cd C:\frp
.\frpc.exe -c frpc.ini

If you want to start in the background (without occupying a window):

cd C:\frp
Start-Process -FilePath ".\frpc.exe" -ArgumentList "-c frpc.ini" -WindowStyle Hidden

Need autostart on boot (highest privilege):

schtasks /Create /TN "FRPClient" /TR "C:\frp\frpc.exe -c C:\frp\frpc.ini" /SC ONLOGON /RL HIGHEST /F /RU lenovo