Two Debian 13 servers, both running inside LXC containers on Proxmox, both reachable over a VPN. I wanted to connect to them from my phone using Moshi, a mobile terminal client that supports mosh — the UDP-based remote shell that survives network switches and sleep, which makes it far nicer than plain SSH on a phone.
Mosh works in two phases: the client first connects over regular SSH and runs mosh-server on the remote machine ("the bootstrap"), then switches to its own UDP channel. Both servers had OpenSSH and mosh-server installed and configured identically.