Connecting with RDP/VNC Proxy

A Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) proxy is a type of network proxy that allows users to connect to a remote computer using the RDP protocol. This allows users to access the remote computer's desktop and use its applications, files, and other resources as if they were logged in directly.

When using an RDP proxy, users typically connect to a proxy server using a client application on their local device. The proxy server then establishes a connection to the remote desktop using the RDP protocol. This connection is encrypted to ensure that the data transmitted between the local and remote devices are secure.

Overall, an RDP proxy can be a useful tool for enabling remote access to a remote desktop environment. It can help improve security and user experience by providing a secure and seamless way to connect to remote resources.