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TSH: Teleport Authentication Gateway Client

Subcommands

Name	Description
`version`	Print the version
`ssh`	Run shell or execute a command on a remote SSH node
`aws`	Access AWS API
`apps`	View and control proxied applications
`proxy`	Run local TLS proxy allowing connecting to Teleport in single-port mode
`db`	View and control proxied databases
`join`	Join the active SSH session
`play`	Replay the recorded SSH session
`scp`	Secure file copy
`ls`	List remote SSH nodes
`clusters`	List available Teleport clusters
`login`	Log in to a cluster and retrieve the session certificate
`logout`	Delete a cluster certificate
`status`	Display the list of proxy servers and retrieved certificates
`env`	Print commands to set Teleport session environment variables
`request`	Manage access requests
`kube`	Manage available kubernetes clusters
`mfa`	Manage multi-factor authentication (MFA) devices
`config`	Print OpenSSH configuration details

Name	Description
`-l, --login`	Remote host login
`--proxy <Teleport proxy address>`	SSH proxy address
`--user <user>`	SSH proxy user
`--ttl <time>`	Minutes to live for a SSH session
`-i, --identity <file>`	Identity file
`--cert-format <arg>`	SSH certificate format
`--insecure`	Do not verify server's certificate and host name. Use only in test environments
`--auth <arg>`	Specify the name of authentication connector to use
`--skip-version-check`	Skip version checking between server and client
`-d, --debug`	Verbose logging to stdout
`-k, --add-keys-to-agent`	Controls how keys are handled. Valid values are [auto no yes only]
`--enable-escape-sequences`	Enable support for SSH escape sequences. Type '~?' during an SSH session to list supported sequences. Default is enabled
`--bind-addr`	Override host:port used when opening a browser for cluster logins
`-J, --jumphost`	SSH jumphost