Just a comment on your response Alesandro,
I have a number of remote systems I administer. Users have a variety of
programs they operate on M$ Winboxen at the remote end.
Various of the clients have VPN available, or they use Guacamole.
In many cases Guacamole is [much] faster as Guacamole's network traffic
can be quite light in comparison to VPN. Typically those users that are
handling large files find the VPN is much slower (ie. the VPN/internet
represents a bottleneck), and there are other nuances that lead them to
prefer Guacamole.
IMV it's also easier to ensure a more stable and secure environment,
particularly when the remote users are utilising 'home' offices, with
Guacamole than with a VPN.
Overall I consider it's 'horses for courses'; in some cases a VPN may be
preferable for certain operations, but in many cases a solution such as
Guacamole will provide a better experience.
On 16/04/2020 9:24 p.m., Niubbo75 wrote:
Hi, IMHO if you still use VPN to let user connect from remote side to Office
internal LAN, you do not need to use guacamole, it could be a bottle neck,
let your user directly RDP/VPN into their PCs.
If you use Guacamole you don't need to have a VPN, just forward TCP port 80
and 443 to your guacamole machine and put guacamole under a reverse proxy
like NGINX and set a valid SSL CA to have https and the trick is done!
Alesandro
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