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It is very smooth to watch. I am curious though. It seems as though this makes an RDP server in a VM and then connects to it. How secure is it?
by zelon88 6y ago
It is very smooth to watch.
I am curious though. It seems as though this makes an RDP server in a VM and then connects to it. How secure is it?
- OkGoDoIt 6y agoWorst case scenario you could set firewall rules to not allow external access to the RDP port (3389). You could also set your VM to host-only networking, but in that case Microsoft office wouldn’t be able to use any cloud functionality. Although I guess that could be a feature, not a bug, depending on your viewpoint
- Fmstrat 6y agoHi, I'm the author so I figure I can answer this. The system is built to run a local VM and RDP using the local NAT IP provided by the KVM networking system. So all RDP traffic is local to the machine. If for some reason you decide to use a separate server for RDP via the configuration, standard encryption pathways are in place just as with any other RDP scenario.