Web Browser RDP Proxy

[djarbz]

Hello,

I have not found a way to do this, but hopefully it is possible. Often high ports are disabled on networks, it would be convenient that if when doing RDP via the Guacamole server that RPort would proxy this request through its web interface. Say by going to rport.example.com/guacd/port#

[thorstenkramm]

Currently, this is not possible. And honestly, I can't promise a fast solution. I entirely understand the need, and I admit the usage for random high ports can cause issues. Setting up a proxy on a virtual path instead of a new port is also easy. But implementing it cleanly on the current internal architecture requires diligence and therefore some time.

But the request is on the roadmap and will be implemented.

[djarbz]

I guess as long as it is on the roadmap... I'll keep looking into other ways to get this to work for the time being.

[thorstenkramm]

@djarbz Look at Proxifier It hooks into the network stack of Windows or Mac, catches an outgoing connection attempt and sends it via a proxy through http(s). Via rules, you can specify which targets should be redirected.

[djarbz]

Thanks, I will look into that. I am also writing a reverse proxy that can take a port as a subdomain and proxy that to an internal host. IE 8080.rport.example.com --> 127.0.0.1:8080