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Nice explanatory video. I use it on my Raspberry PI (4 and 5) that are located at bus stations connected to two TVs showing arrivals and departures panels, like a kiosk. When I need to access graphically I use Rustdek and when I need to access the terminal I use Cloudflare's Tunnel directing it to the cockpit application. Free Software is life.
@0blivioniox864
Good. Teamviewer is a good product but has been a pain in my ass for years with its incessant nagging. Glad someone finally came out with something like this.
@MichaelJones-r6s
Nice video! The MSP tech stack must include RustDesk for remote control, strong backup protocols, and Thirdlane Multi Tenant PBX to ensure communication channels never fail.
@gibsonswe
Been selfhosting this for a few months now for simple tech support for friends and family and been working great across various versions of Windows and Linux!
@mobilephone4045
If you are already running tailscale, you don't need to host the server, you can do a direct IP connection using the tailscale IP. It's also less latency and laggy that way, because it isn't hopping through the relay server.
@ivanjuarez1412
opensourceisawesome did a video a long time ago but I am glad bigger channels are reviewing it
@repairman2be250
I use it to connect to some of my friends devices when support is needed. I am impressed with it. I used to use Remote utilities, but it disconnected to often was sluggish to a point of being unusable.
@gersonadr2
This is life changing, thank you sir! My raspberry pi serves RustDesk I can connect my work laptop, gaming PC, personal laptop and ipad.
@KyleFalconer1
This is incredible and wish this had come out 15 years ago. Thanks for letting us know!
@petrosmestousis
thank you for all the beautiful videos ... i have learned very much from you ... hello from Greece
@roadkill11000
I recently started using it around the house for connecting to various machines like HTPCs and VMs. Makes it so much easier for running updates and troubleshooting because I can do it all from my main rig with multiple large monitors and better keyboard/mouse. I don't use the server, just direct connections saved as favorites. When my wife hollers at me from the other room that something is wrong with Netflix, I can just log in real quick to initiate a reboot as any good help desk would 😏
@terminalfx
Running this on a Truenas Scale container, pretty straight forward and simple to install. The self-generated key is readily available in the main container's log right after installing via Truenas' GUI, so you don't have to go to a shell and drill down to it.
@scotts.3193
You can disable the wayland option by uncommenting the option in the custom.conf file under /etc/gdm or gdm3 folders. Had to do this with a few Ubuntu VM's I'm running. There's actually an orange box on the interface that mentions this. Great tutorial as usual.
@Deraco1
As always, a solid video on things that you go in depth in for feature sets and other nuance things
@MrJimmyPenguin
Seeing a video on tacticalrmm would be epic.
@Stricken8592
Setup this up recently, zero issues using the the tailscale IP for the ID/Relay for all clients.
@mjjf8297
13:06 didn’t knew about that feature. Huge risk management feature. Thanks for the video
@meme-d2h1g
Thanks Lawrence, you just saved me significant money!
@fullyelectric
@LS i was wondering why you guys pull the video, but good to see you put it back up, i take it was because you did not block out our public IPv4 in some of the areas? Anyways all good.
@EricCorsi