@Alan,
I am replying to this comment because I didn’t find the Reply link on the one below. If you’re still looking for an application that allows you to SSH into your Linux servers using your Android phone, I’d highly recommend JuiceSSH (https://juicessh.com/). I’ve used it in a production environment and gets the job done pretty well. Hope it helps.

@yashar,
Thank you for pointing that out. Here’s the link to an article published in this site about shellinabox: http://www.tecmint.com/shell-in-a-box-a-web-based-ssh-terminal-to-access-remote-linux-servers/

There was another NPM module that it complained about missing too. Did some Googling and found the NPM website, and looked at the services it needed. Did NPM installs on those items, then it worked.

Between the help here, and doing some brainstorming, I’m figuring out how to make things work.

Now, if I could just figure out how to have Wetty start on a reboot, I’d be good. Right now, I have to login to the machine, start the service, and then I can access it with a web browser. The terminal I opened to add the command has to stay open, though, which kind of defeats the purpose.

I don’t really need a secure connection for it; the port isn’t available to the outside, so I just want to have it start on regular HTTP, not HTTPS.

Wanted to be able to access it from inside my home network with my cellphone, but for some reason, it doesn’t pop up the keyboard on my phone after I connect(I see the login prompt, but my phone’s browser doesn’t recognize that it needs keyboard input). I haven’t tried my Android tablet, but I suspect it will have the same result.. Not sure how to resolve that, but I’ll try to figure it out.

Of course, if I could find a terminal application for my Android phone that actually allows me to SSH into Linux boxes on my home network, that might even eliminate the need for Wetty for anything other than the Windows box.

Thank you again to everyone that has helped. I am an amateur at this, and it’s a learning curve, but I’m enjoying learning Linux.