Is there anyway for the Security team to realise I’m using this?
My work laptop is beefy so I’ve opted to remote to my iPad and work from a cafe. I believe the answer is most likely yes but what exactly can they see?
My work laptop is beefy so I’ve opted to remote to my iPad and work from a cafe. I believe the answer is most likely yes but what exactly can they see?
EDIT: Answered, thank you :3
Or: "How to Locate What to Input For the ID Server Section?"
I just know I'm missing something obvious.
I'm setting up a RustDesk Server on my Windows, just for me to use. I'm up to this step:
>Enter the hbbs host or IP Address in the ID Server input box (local side + remote side).
But I have no idea what that means. Do I find the Address in the hbbs log? If so, where? How do I identify it? Is it my ISP IP Address?
I know how to find the keys. I just need to know which part is the ID Server/IP Address. If someone could even show an anonymised example, that would be so helpful.
Possibly a Wayland glitch, but have just started using Rustdesk, and have a problem with a Ubuntu 26.04 host, where occasionally the Gnome Panel (Menu), disappears.
Is this a known issue, and/or is there an easy fix to bring it back?
Thanks.
As the title indicates, what should I do to ensure that my self hosted Google VPS have a backup that I can use to restore the service on a second VPS service? Not that Google is bad, but I am considering a free VPS at AWS.
Related to that; what is the method to update the hbbr and hbbs modules? I used an installer named "install.sh" to implement the sh server in one step.
Edit: Found the update script. Seems to work as intended!