Explore an update on Remotely, a free and open-source alternative to remote support tools like TeamViewer and AnyDesk. Learn how to install Remotely on bare metal and through Docker, navigate its user interface, and set up external access using NGinX Proxy Manager with SSL via LetsEncrypt. Discover the process of registering, testing, and connecting to support clients using Remotely in Docker. Get insights on obtaining Linux dependencies for the Remotely client and gain a comprehensive understanding of this powerful remote support software.
Remotely Update - An Update on an Open Source Alternative to TeamViewer, Anydesk, GoToAssist
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Overview
Syllabus
Beginning
Introduction to Remotely
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Installing Remotely on bare metal
Remotely User Interface Overview
Installing Remotely in Docker
Accessing Remotely User Interface running in Docker
Setup NGinX Proxy Manager to allow external access to Remotely and get SSL via LetsEncrypt
Register and Test Remotely in Docker
Connect and Control a Support Client via Remotely in Docker
Get Linux Dependencies for the Remotely Client
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