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But in that case we can just run vnc on the server
I've found RDP to be a better protocol, personally.
Back ~4 years ago I did a similar web application as a way to bring a legacy Windows desktop to the web...I used the Guacamole project before it was brought into the ASF. It was remarkably easy to use and even modify for our business use case.
How would this compare to something such as https://guacamole.apache.org/
How would this compare to something such as https://guacamole.apache.org/
if you install Guacamole on a server, what kind of software to be installed on machines that need remote access? there's no mention of how to access windows machines, even thought it's in the demo?
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This works through websockets. So if you (the client) can access this website, you can RDP to your machines.
But how does it work if I can't normally RDP to my computer due to NAT router?
btw. @op go-http-tunnel would provides you with great base for a "branded" ngrok like client for your users.
Do you support smart card authentication?
Not right now! I wonder if that's doable here.
So relevant: https://guacamole.apache.org/ Back ~4 years ago I did a similar web application as a way to bring a legacy Windows desktop to the web...I used the Guacamole project before it was brought into the ASF. It was remarkably easy to use and even modify for our business use case.
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I think the Apache License 2.0 does not require any attribution or copyright notice, unless you redistribute the source code. https://www.apache.org/foundation/license-faq.html#WhatDoesI...
From the license itself, it seems like you do need to include the license contents within the derivative work somewhere. Since "Derivative works" includes "Object" (compiled) projects, and 4a states: > You must give any other recipients of the Work or Derivative Works a copy of this License They're pretty clear on attribution being in the source only in 4c: > You must retain, in the Source form of any Derivative Work…
So relevant: https://guacamole.apache.org/ Back ~4 years ago I did a similar web application as a way to bring a legacy Windows desktop to the web...I used the Guacamole project before it was brought into the ASF. It was remarkably easy to use and even modify for our business use case.