Learn how to install Guacamole RDP and implement Open ID Connect Authentication in this comprehensive 35-minute tutorial. Follow step-by-step instructions to set up the system, create admin users, configure RDP connections, establish a reverse proxy with FQDN, and integrate OIDC for secure access. Gain practical insights into managing user permissions and optimizing your Guacamole deployment for enhanced remote desktop functionality.
Installing and Configuring Guacamole RDP with OpenID Connect Authentication
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Overview
Syllabus
Beginning
Introduction
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Installation
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Create a new Admin user
Login with new Admin and delete default admin user
Setup an RDP Connection
Setup a Reverse Proxy with an FQDN
Setup OIDC OpenID Connect for Guacamole Access
Setup an Admin user with OIDC access
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