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Ssh to access various servers/git repos/my desktop. Ssh in a local window is always snappy. Terminal access in a RDP/VNC window is not. Not to mention modifier
by pletnes 9y ago
Ssh to access various servers/git repos/my desktop. Ssh in a local window is always snappy. Terminal access in a RDP/VNC window is not. Not to mention modifier key issues etc...
- DrPhish 9y agoGuacamole also supports SSH/telnet, and is very snappy thru html5. I autogenerate a guac config file for all the switches on each site at work, and even on high-latency low-bandwith sites on wireless it still works great. Definitely better than a console session via RDP or VNC. This has the extra benefit that you can lock your switches down to only be managed thru certain IPs and enforce session recording.