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Hi @ all! I cannot connect to any Windows-PC by using RDP-connection via MeshCentral (MC). But RDP works well via VPN or within the origin network. NLA is on, too. No RDP-connection via MC even when the Windows-firewall is down. I installed MC via docker-compose (see the compose-file below). Since my docker-server contains more than just one webserver MeshCentral sits behind a Unified-Tread-Management-firewall (UTM) with its own reverse proxy based on Nginx. Here are some configuration-things:
config.json:
The reverse proxy is nginx-based and allows websocket-connections too. It shares some url-forwordings and provides my own letsencrypt-certificate for my domain with an asterisk as a wildcard for subdomains. I have to update the certificate on my reverse proxy and on meshcentral as well since the agents check the origin webserver-certificate before connecting to mesh central (as you know). Any other information needed? Thanks for any help! |
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Right, so u have a few things wrong.
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RDP works with the official docker-image! But there are some specialities to be paid attention of. |
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Right, so u have a few things wrong.
Use the official docker image and not the community one
https://ylianst.github.io/MeshCentral/install/install2/#docker
Some of ur environment variables haven't copied over correctly to ur config.json, so it's best to remove them and set them inside ur config.json instead
Tlsoffload in config.json should be set as ur ip address of ur reverse proxy server
tlsoffload: "ip of reverse proxy"
Add
trustedproxy: "ip of reverseproxy"
to config.json under settings section_certurl
should be uncommented and it should be set to the dns name of ur domain u usecerturl: "https://meshcentral.mydomain.com:443
U didn't share ur reverse proxy config, but mak…