Stephane,

As per your initial requirement(and if I have understood it correctly), you 
have to open a web-browser as a connection within guacamole. Guacamole has an 
excellent feature of RemoteApp which helps you do that. I have myself tried the 
same and it works. You could have web applications which may work only on your 
internal network or anywhere in the world, but your guacamole server should be 
able to access the same.  You could then publish the link of your 
web-application as a browser shortcut on a Windows Session Host(what I tried 
with) and then create a guacamole connection with RemoteApp configured. And if 
it's just a browser that you want to publish(& not a web-application), you 
could do that too. The only thing which you would have to ensure is the network 
connectivity between your guacamole server and the application server where 
your web-application(s) are hosted.

If how the end-user would perceive a browser within a browser is not something 
you are concerned about, this should work for you as well.

Maybe there are better ways to do the same, but I have tried this and it works 
for me.

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Sent: 10 July 2020 01:45 PM
To: user@guacamole.apache.org
Subject: Re: include a web browser in Guacamole


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bonjour
Je suis désolé Tushar Jain mais je rejoint les avis de  Vieri-2, vnick et 
shr0ded. 
Mes utilisateurs (environ 300 aujourd'hui) ont besoin de se connecter, non pas 
a des ressources internes, mais à des serveurs chez des clients ou dans des 
datacenter (quelques miliers). je n epeux donc pas utiliser un simple reverse 
proxy.

Pour faire simple j'ai principalement 2 services : 
- Intégration
- hotline

2 types d'environements : 
- production
- pré-production

3 type de connexions :
- RDP (de moins en moins)
- SSH
- web (HTTP et HTTPS)(pour des application, CUPS, ...)

la hotline doit accèder à tout les environement de production

le service integration est divisé en équipe par client.
Les personnes travaillant sur le client A ne doivent pas avoir accès au client 
B mais l'équipe d'integration doit accèder à la production et à la 
pré-production.

En ce sens, avoir un navigateur web à l'intérieur de Guacamole (comme le client 
RDP ou VNC) ou au moins un affichage d'URL pour servir de liens serait un bon 
complément. 
Cela permettrai d'avoir accès à plus de possibilité, un peu comme ce qui est 
fait dans MRemoteNG avec les outils externes.


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Hello
I'm sorry Tushar Jain but I agree with the opinions of Vieri-2, vnick and 
shr0ded.
My users (around 300 today) need to connect, not to internal resources, but to 
servers with clients or in data centers (a few thousand). I therefore cannot 
use a simple reverse proxy.

To make it simple I mainly have 2 services:
- Integration
- hotline

2 types of environments:
- production
- pre-production

3 types of connections:
- RDP (less and less)
- SSH
- web (HTTP and HTTPS) (for applications, CUPS, ...)

the hotline must access all production environments

the integration service is divided into teams per client.
People working on client A should not have access to client B but the 
integration team must have access to production and pre-production.

In this sense, having a web browser inside Guacamole (like the RDP or VNC
client) or at least a display of URLs to serve as links would be a good 
addition.
This will allow access to more possibilities, a bit like what is done in 
MRemoteNG with external tools.



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