Windows x64 desktop app
Open the portable app, browse Root or Shared, find a running lab, and select a node to open its authorised connections.
Download for WindowsBrowse your EVE-NG folder tree, including read-only Shared course labs, and put running labs first or show only running labs. Then open SSH, Remote Desktop, VNC, web, or the native EVE-NG console for an authorised running device.
Browser → Connect → Native managementSee how to use CloudLabBox Connect to select an authorised running node and open its supported SSH, Remote Desktop, VNC, HTTP, HTTPS, or EVE console connection.
Watch the native-management guide on YouTubeUse the desktop app on Windows or macOS. Use the Linux command-line client for terminal workflows. Verify the SHA-256 checksum before you run a downloaded file.
Open the portable app, browse Root or Shared, find a running lab, and select a node to open its authorised connections.
Download for WindowsChoose the build for your Mac. Browse the same Root and Shared folder tree, then select a running topology node.
Use the standalone client from a terminal for lab discovery, readiness checks, and native connection launch.
Download for LinuxReview the open-source client code, build instructions, tests, release history, and MIT licence.
Open public sourceUnsigned macOS build. Move the app to Applications. If macOS blocks it, open System Settings, select Privacy & Security, select Open Anyway, and then confirm Open. Do not disable Gatekeeper.
For RDP nodes, install Microsoft Windows App. It will ask for the EVE node username and password.
Shared Palo Alto and FortiGate labs. Start the course firewall, select its SSH or web connection, and use Set management address if the course uses a saved private address. The Shared lab stays read-only and you do not need to add a Windows VM.
On-demand time. An active Connect session counts as usage even after you close the EVE browser. Using EVE and Connect together still uses one account debit clock, not two.
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