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- Should you self-host a rustdesk server? : r rustdesk - Reddit
Should you self-host a rustdesk server? Probably yes I was reading through some comments and posts on the subreddit and I think there's a common misconception about what the server's role is There are technically two servers: Signaling Server Relay Server As long as rustdesk is running on a machine, the machine is constantly pinging the Signaling Server to make its current IP address and
- Is rustdesk right for me? : r rustdesk - Reddit
RustDesk is better hosted in Linux and then when managing a lot of systems Also, going the Tailscale route allows you to keep ports closed on your home router to reduce attacks through the open ports that RustDesk and AnyDesk need
- rustdesk - Reddit
RustDesk has a web interface from what I saw, as every port is forwarded can this then be accessed from outside my network too? Could this web interface be proxied? What exactly do I need the API key for? Does this authenticate my client with the server and is required or is it an "optional" thing to encrypt traffic?
- RustDesk - Self Hosted Setup Guide : r rustdesk - Reddit
Rename as follows rustdesk-host=<host-ip-or-name>,key=<public-key-string> exe You’re likely going to want to go to settings and configure a “Set Password”
- is it worth to use Rustdesk ? : r rustdesk - Reddit
Also, so long as you run your own RustDesk relay signal server and lock it down to the server id pub key, it should be a very secure solution! Hope this helps! EDIT: KeePassXC even has a DB "Export to HTML" option so, theoretically, you could easily set up a static webpage!
- Tutorial: Setting up self hosted RustDesk server on Windows - Reddit
After some struggle to set self hosted RustDesk server and make everything work I wrote down notes for myself so if I need to do similar setting again, I do not have to deal with the same issues Tutorial covers installation on Windows behind NAT with clients both on Internet and local network, which is probably most often needed setup
- Auto Start Service In Windows : r rustdesk - Reddit
When I run RustDesk in Windows I have to click on start service at the bottom of the window Is there a way to have the service run automaticaly under services Also what is the name of this service in Windows
- Community consensus on Rustdesk with all the controversy in . . . - Reddit
Community consensus on Rustdesk with all the controversy in such a short time? I have recently found out about Rustdesk looking for an Anydesk alternative, and it is amazing Or so I thought I have come to learn since its open release in 2021 not all has been a pretty sight
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