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seezar
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reply to SoonerAl
Re: The most secure way to use Windows Remote Desk

This thread has been a tremendous help, thank you SoonerAl for your contribution. The FAQ on this site talks about remote desktop, »Windows Based Remote Connections but is a bit lacking in some of the specifics.

Flaubert, I'd do as SonnerAl suggested and just get it setup with password authentication first. Once you grasp that you can then try setting it up with a public key. That is my next step.
to forum · permalink · · 2005-10-30 09:42:38 · Reply to this

Flaubert

join:2004-12-06
Los Angeles, CA		 I think I'm all set I'll try all this this sunday and keep you posted.

I'm still a little bit worried about those private keys, it doesn't look too simple.

thanks anyway for all this help .....
to forum · permalink · · 2005-10-30 11:58:47 · Reply to this

Flaubert

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Los Angeles, CA		 I was just looking at the link posted above about Windows remote connections and it looks like there's a way of encrypting the traffic between the client.

What gives?
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seezar
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said by Flaubert See Profile :

I was just looking at the link posted above about Windows remote connections and it looks like there's a way of encrypting the traffic between the client.

What gives?
Windows remote desktop in itself does encrypt the traffic on its own. SSH just provides an additional layer of security.
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