On Thu, Dec 29, 2022 at 10:02 AM Geoffrey Schaller <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hello, I am a newer user of Guacamole, and I am trying to set up a connection
> to my Mac(s) at home. I did some googling prior to joining this list, but
> could find nothing conclusive confirming a way to resolve my issues, or that
> the issue is known and / or this will not work. Here's the full details on
> my setup:
>
> * Home server is a TrueNAS running TrueNAS 13.0
> * Guacamole is running in a Jail on the TrueNAS
> * I am able to browse to, and log into, Guacamole from an outside computer
> without issue
> * Mac is a MacBook on my home network, with a reserved IP address, running
> MacOS Ventura 13.1 (Latest version)
> * Mac is available via VNC to other devices on my network. If I use VNC from
> an iPad while on my home WiFi, I can connect to and control my Mac without
> issue..
>
> OK, so the challenges:
> * I can connect to, and log into, Guacamole without issue.
> * For the connection, under "Network," I have the reserved IP address of the
> Mac, and a port of 5900.
> * For Authentication, I have tried both the Full Name and the Username on my
> Mac's user account, and the password.
> * When I try to connect, it gives me a screen / message that it is
> establishing the connection, then fails after 60 seconds.
>
> Before I go diving into the logs (which I will need help with - I am new to
> Guac / FreeBSD), I would like to ask: Is there confirmation that this works,
> or confirmation that this does NOT work? I'm somewhat surprised I couldn't
> get a confirmation either way by googling before subscribing to the list.
I have connected to certain versions of OSX with the built-in Username
+ Password security, so I am reasonably certain that it works. It will
likely depend on the version of libvncserver/client you are using and
what it supports - Guacamole's support for various VNC authentication
mechanisms, as well as TLS, depends upon the version of
libvncserver/client being used and what it supports.
So, definitely look at the logs, particularly the guacd logs, to see
what messages are present when the connection fails. You also may need
to start guacd in debug mode ("-L debug" on the command line, or
modify /etc/guacamole/guacd.conf) to get the most useful error
messages.
-Nick
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