I would say this is better to solve within a proper IdP rather than an
end-node webapp like guacamole. ie set up guacamole to use SAML or OpenID
connect to a "proper" Identity provider and make that thing do the
high-security checks. eg we use Apache with mod_auth_mellon as a reverse
proxy
Thanks for the detailed explanation.
Is it possible that the data traffic between the browser and Tomcat is
smaller than that of normal RDP when bandwidth is tight?
2021年11月4日(木) 21:33 Adrian Owen :
> Hi,
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> When you run normal RDP.RDP traffic is direct between your computer
> and
Tyler,
What SAML attributes are you passing to Guacamole? Maybe I don't have it
set up right there... I use Google Workspace as SAML.
On Wed, Sep 8, 2021 at 4:41 PM Tyler Marcotte wrote:
> I had a hard time with this too when setting up originally. The secret was
> to use the following for the
Hi.
We recently updated our SSHD from an older version to 8.8. At that
time, all connections to any of our RDP hosts failed. It turns out it
was due to guacd unable to set up the sftp connection that we have setup
for each host. On further inspection, the SSH server reports:
Unable to
Hi,
When you run normal RDP.RDP traffic is direct between your computer and
remote computer.
Your RDP client displays session.
When you run Guacamole RDP.Traffic is:
A) (RDP) Between Guacamole (freeRDP) and remote computer.
B) (Web) Your Web Browser and Guacamole
As Nick
On Wed, Nov 3, 2021 at 10:33 PM takuya morita
wrote:
> Hi, support.
> I’m Takuya.
>
> I found out that the data traffic is different between using normal RDP
> and Guacamole RDP.
> What is the structural difference between Guacamole RDP and normal RDP?
>
> We also found that normal RDP uses less
Hello everyone
after some more troubleshooting yesterday i was right about why i could not
get my instans running. I didn't get the database setup. My goal was to
learn how to setup the container without the use of third party scripts or
other premade containers like oznu/guacamole which i see is
