0:00 remote desktop one computer remotely
0:02 accessing another computer we use it all
0:04 the time it's required in it and you
0:07 know what I found a new solution that I
0:09 love Windows Mac Linux doesn't matter
0:12 from any computer including my where's
0:15 my phone there it is including my phone
0:17 it's free open source I can host it
0:19 myself that was a big deal and it's
0:21 solving a massive problem for me because
0:22 up until now I've been paying for RDP or
0:25 remote access and I'm tired of it and
0:27 you might be in this oh my gosh I just
0:28 SP coffee everywhere and you might be in
0:30 the same boat I'm in a boat I've got
0:31 coffee everywhere I'll be right
0:34 back so while I do use every operating
0:37 system because I love it my primary
0:39 Workhorse is Windows we're kind of doing
0:41 like a little history of RDP or remote
0:43 access before I show you my favorite
0:45 solution I will show you I just feel
0:47 like I need to tell you the story first
0:49 is that cool now I use every OS Mac
0:51 Linux windows I love them all but I got
0:53 a problem with Windows specifically
0:54 their RDP now here's the current state
0:56 of remote desktop and my biggest problem
0:58 with it so right now remote desktop
1:00 if you're on a Windows computer which I
1:02 often am it's my daily driver they
1:03 actually have a pretty amazing remote
1:05 desktop solution it's native it's called
1:07 remote desktop or RDC remote desktop
1:10 connection from this computer here the
1:11 one I'm using I can remote into that
1:13 laptop behind me also running Windows
1:15 let's try it out we'll search for remote
1:17 desktop connection or if you're old
1:18 school you'll search for mstsc put in
1:21 your IP address and click on connect and
1:22 I'm in like it's it's amazing except for
1:25 one very big issue and this is the
1:26 reason I have to pay for remote desktop
1:28 this computer here the one I'm remoting
1:30 into it has to be Windows Pro Windows 11
1:33 Pro Edition can't just be home now sure
1:35 this computer the one I'm using to
1:36 remote into the other one this can be
1:37 any Windows Edition it can be home but
1:39 the ability to go into your settings
1:40 we'll pull it up real quick remote
1:42 desktop settings and turn this feature
1:44 on to allow people to connect to your
1:46 computer you have to have Pro for that
1:47 so my solution has been to upgrade all
1:49 my stuff to Pro because I remote into
1:51 all my things including my video editors
1:53 they remote into their PC's all the time
1:54 so we have to be Pro everywhere Pro cost
1:57 200 bucks kind of stupid for something
1:59 that should be guaranted
2:00 built into your system also Microsoft's
2:02 native RDP software is fairly limited a
2:05 big feature it lacks is being able to
2:07 log into your computer from anywhere
2:09 that's not possible those computers have
2:10 to be on the same network but often my
2:12 editors are not on the same network as
2:14 the computer they're trying to remote
2:15 into they're going to be at their house
2:17 they're going to be traveling that's
2:18 where twin gate comes in the sponsor of
2:19 this video we'll talk more about them
2:21 later but just know they are my remote
2:23 access solution they make it to where my
2:24 video editors can connect to all my
2:26 stuff here securely from anywhere so
2:28 Windows while home remote into pro pro
2:31 cannot remote into home or home to home
2:33 but this problem hasn't bothered me
2:34 until now why well now Network truck
2:36 Studios is going full Mac yes every
2:39 video editor is moving from a PC based
2:41 editing system to a Mac and here's the
2:43 problem they often need to remote into
2:45 their machines when they're working from
2:46 home or when they're away now Mac can
2:48 remote into Windows just fine it has a
2:50 Microsoft Remote Desktop app has to be
2:52 Pro can't do home but it works great the
2:54 problem is that windows cannot remote
2:55 into Mac not easily and certainly not
2:57 natively and when I say native I mean
2:59 the app that the OS provides for you
3:01 which normally does give you the best
3:03 performance so if you can use that go
3:05 for it now we also use Linux around here
3:07 we're big fans and sometimes our Linux
3:08 machines do have a guey and we want to
3:10 remote into those by the way do you say
3:12 guey or GUI recently someone gave me
3:13 Flack for saying guey I stand by it now
3:16 Linux is pretty cool you can install
3:17 what's called xrdp and this allows you
3:19 to use a remote desktop client Mac or
3:21 Windows and connect to your Linux box
3:23 using RDP very cool now to add one more
3:26 annoying layer on top of this you could
3:27 use a protocol called VNC it's very
3:30 popular for remote desktop and you can
3:31 install it on all these operating
3:33 systems it sounds kind of perfect right
3:34 like that's our solution uh the NC is
3:38 kind of hard it's a big pain to install
3:40 especially on Linux and it may not give
3:41 you all the bells and whistles you're
3:43 looking for copy and paste can be
3:44 Troublesome and with my editors logging
3:46 in to edit videos I'll need some like
3:49 amazing native GPU performance so this
3:51 is the state of RDP while there are
3:53 solutions and some actually work very
3:55 well it wasn't good enough for me it's
3:57 too cumbersome I want one simple
3:59 solution free open source and amazing is
4:02 that too hard to ask and that's where
4:03 this Journey Begins I had to find
4:05 something amazing and it had to work for
4:07 Mac Linux and windows everything okay
4:09 here is what I found because as I
4:10 mentioned before I did find the best
4:12 solution at least for me and my company
4:14 and I think it might be for you we'll
4:15 see but here are some honorable mentions
4:17 and I actually do use these all the time
4:19 there's a sector of remote desktop
4:21 called browser based remote desktop
4:23 meaning you can access a computer
4:24 remotely right from your stinking
4:26 browser you'll see two big players up
4:27 there both free in open source you got
4:30 guacamole and my personal favorite Chasm
4:32 VNC which as the name suggests they are
4:35 using VNC but it's their own flavor and
4:37 it's very very awesome they take all the
4:38 pain away and they do work for every OS
4:40 Mac Linux windows so you're probably
4:42 wondering Chuck why not just use those
4:43 they're not a native client they're
4:45 fantastic for accessing a system where
4:47 you're just going to do some basic web
4:48 browsing maybe some terminal stuff for
4:50 example I do have an employee in the
4:52 Philippines who will log into our system
4:54 with twin gate which is wicked fast and
4:56 she'll log into chm workspaces it looks
4:58 like this let me stop describing it for
4:59 you and show you here's Terry my AI
5:02 machine in my server room right now and
5:04 boom I'm in this is my favorite way to
5:05 access stuff remotely and while kasm has
5:07 made some Leaps and Bounds in doing GPU
5:09 related access you can't beat native
5:12 client support there are better options
5:13 that have a client installed for doing
5:15 heavier things like video editing this
5:17 is where my research kind of took a
5:18 weird turn team viewer don't worry
5:21 that's not my solution but it is a
5:22 solution like this if you've ever been
5:24 hacked you'll know what team viewer is
5:26 I'm just kidding but hackers do use team
5:27 viewer it is one of the best ways to get
5:29 remote access to any kind of system now
5:31 for example I'm The Unofficial it guy at
5:33 my church and I manage their Windows
5:35 desktop there I've got team viewer
5:36 running on it so I've got my team viewer
5:38 application here and without a VPN
5:39 connection I can simply connect to this
5:41 machine it's kind of amazing for what it
5:42 is and as you can see here it's free for
5:45 personal use and it does have a ton of
5:46 features but honestly I'm kind of
5:48 annoyed by it because every time you
5:49 connect to something it tells you hey
5:50 this is free you disconnect to like hey
5:52 this is a sponsored session make sure
5:54 you play fair buy a license I don't like
5:57 that but the biggest thing I have a
5:59 problem with is that I'm using team
6:00 viewers servers to access this computer
6:03 they're in control if you trust team
6:04 viewer this is the solution for you if
6:06 you're unsure keep watching I wanted
6:08 something better than this something
6:10 that didn't make me feel guilty every
6:11 time I used it so I could use it for my
6:13 business and something that's truly free
6:14 and open source something I can host
6:17 myself because I love hosting things
6:18 myself it's the best so team viewer is
6:21 out but I love team viewer for what it
6:23 does it's so easy to get remote access
6:25 you just simply install a client and
6:27 boom you can get in you don't need a VPN
6:29 nection although I do recommend it and
6:31 performance aside it gives you a great
6:33 way to do remote support for your family
6:35 and friends they're having a PC issue
6:36 Mac issue Linux issue bam you can get
6:38 access almost immediately no matter
6:40 where they are so I wanted something
6:42 like that with performance my laundry
6:44 list is pretty high and I landed on two
6:47 things two very popular options one you
6:49 probably heard of is called any desk
6:51 I've heard a lot about this one recently
6:52 a big competitor the team viewer and the
6:54 one I chose my favorite is called rust
6:56 desk rust desk called that because they
6:58 wrote it in Rust a very popular
7:00 programming language now as far as
7:02 features are pretty similar free without
7:03 the guilt and the biggest thing for me
7:06 you can host your own server locally
7:08 well asterisk you can host your own
7:10 server locally for free with rust desk
7:12 if you want to host your own server
7:13 locally on any desk that's a paid option
7:16 that's Pro also rust desk is open source
7:19 and while they do have a pro option so
7:22 you can pay them and get official
7:23 support that's a whole thing they do
7:25 maintain an open- Source version of
7:27 their software and similar to team
7:28 viewer and any desk they do have GPU
7:31 acceleration clients for everything
7:33 including your phone but the biggest
7:35 things for me open source and the
7:37 ability to host it locally yourself
7:39 let's do that right now now typically
7:40 when you're installing rust desk that
7:42 means you're going to be installing a
7:43 rust desk server either on Prim in your
7:45 home lab or in the cloud but you don't
7:47 actually need that in many cases you
7:49 don't need a server at all if you have
7:50 the rust desk client which the more I
7:52 say rust desk the harder it is to say I
7:54 don't know why if you have the client
7:56 installed on your computers and they're
7:57 on the same network or they're using
7:59 twin gate for remote access they can
8:01 access each other via IP address so
8:03 check this out I'll install rust desk on
8:05 my laptop over here that I'm already
8:06 remoted into I'm going to remotely
8:08 install some remote software I'll have
8:09 all these links below but it's pretty
8:11 easy to find click on download find our
8:13 client which would be Windows I'll do
8:14 MSI for 64bit install it and then
8:17 there's one setting we have to change to
8:18 allow local access we'll click on these
8:20 dots right here next to our ID and then
8:22 click on I believe Network we'll unlock
8:24 those settings which will give you a
8:25 little UAC prompt no not Network it's
8:27 going to be security we'll unlock those
8:29 too and we'll scroll down to the bottom
8:30 where we'll see enable direct IP access
8:33 perfect we'll say Port 21118 apply
8:36 that's the default and then up here
8:37 we'll set a permanent password okay
8:39 that's all we have to do now I'm going
8:40 to disconnect my native RDP application
8:43 and then I'll use rust desk this client
8:45 here on my computer which I already have
8:46 installed obviously and I've been using
8:47 it a lot I'm going to connect directly
8:49 to the IP Ready set go oh wait asking
8:52 for my password and I'm in it's looking
8:55 for my login my
8:57 face I'm here I'm here I don't have to
9:00 do that it'll give me an option to log
9:03 in with my pen there we go and I'm in
9:05 now it's kind of bouny and weird let me
9:06 change the resolution to scaled and
9:08 right now at this moment we're simply IP
9:10 to IP local network nothing going to the
9:12 cloud notice up the top here it'll tell
9:14 me hey this connection is direct and
9:16 unencrypted which is fine on your local
9:17 network and I can do the same thing with
9:19 my Mac it's connect put in the password
9:22 and I'm in browsing on my Mac also
9:24 notice too when I try and change the
9:26 settings for rust desk on the remote
9:28 machine these set things are grayed out
9:29 by default but that is a setting we can
9:31 change by going to security and enabling
9:33 remote modification now this may be
9:35 where your remote access Journey ends
9:37 this may be good enough for you it's
9:39 actually good enough for most of my use
9:40 cases many things I want to access are
9:42 right here on my land and when I'm away
9:43 when I'm at my house when I'm traveling
9:45 when I want to access my stuff from my
9:47 phone I still want the local access I
9:50 don't want to go through any other
9:51 server and I do that with the sponsor
9:53 this video twin gate now here comes the
9:54 ad portion of this video yes videos are
9:57 sponsored it happens sometimes for me
9:59 all the time but seriously twin gate is
10:00 a longtime sponsor of my channel I trust
10:03 them I use them every day they are a
10:04 zero trust network access solution and
10:07 they enable me to access my stuff from
10:09 anywhere in the most secure way possible
10:12 and I prefer to use twin gate with rust
10:14 desk because I get fine control over who
10:17 has access to what for example we just
10:19 did this because Mike our editor was one
10:21 of the first to receive a Mac and he's
10:23 like hey we just had a big snowstorm how
10:25 do I work from home today because I
10:27 can't remote into my Mac now what I love
10:28 about twin gate is that it's completely
10:30 free for home labers and also for
10:32 businesses if you don't have over like I
10:34 think it's five users 10 users what does
10:36 it say I have to actually look it up oh
10:37 yeah five users and all you have to do
10:39 to enable remote access is install a
10:41 twin gate connector somewhere in your
10:42 network it could be a Raspberry Pi in
10:44 fact in my last video I needed access to
10:46 my church remote access to control their
10:48 Network all I did was install twin gate
10:50 on a Raspberry Pi and drop that off at
10:51 the church now from anywhere I can
10:53 access that Network notice here in my
10:55 resources I've got Mike smack and check
10:57 this out I can see who's been accessing
10:59 Mike's Mac Isaac and Mike why is Isaac
11:02 using maik's mic Mike's Mac I'm getting
11:04 confused here Mike's Mac and that's
11:06 controlled the uh a security group I
11:08 have for video editors and you have to
11:10 be in that video editor group to be able
11:11 to access Mike's Mac maik's Mic Mac M
11:14 Mike's Mac so no matter what solution
11:16 you use to remotely access your desktops
11:18 twin gate is there to give you that
11:19 local connectivity if you want to go
11:21 native go native remote desktop for
11:23 Microsoft Remote Desktop from Mac those
11:25 typically and actually I think they do
11:27 have better performance than third party
11:28 you can have that and use twin gate so
11:30 if you want to access your home lab from
11:32 anywhere watching Plex loging into your
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11:43 the ad segment back to talking about
11:44 rust desk now just because I'm mainly
11:46 using the local access with twin gate
11:48 doesn't mean I'm not going to install a
11:49 rust desk server somewhere what I want
11:52 to do is install a rust desk server
11:54 which by the way is super easy to
11:55 install we're going to install that with
11:57 Docker which you know I love docker
11:59 we're gonna install that in the cloud
12:00 hey check from the future here I forgot
12:01 to mention that the reason we want to
12:03 install a rust death server in the cloud
12:04 is that it's reachable by everyone in
12:07 the cloud so when you do want to have
12:08 those remote access situations for your
12:10 family or friends and they're not
12:11 already on your vpm with twin gate
12:13 that's a quick and easy way to do that
12:15 it's also great to have that as a backup
12:17 for example I may take my laptop with me
12:19 somewhere and I leave it up in my hotel
12:20 room powered on and I want to remotely
12:22 access it from my phone while I'm
12:23 walking around I don't have twin gate
12:25 access to my hotel room but my rust
12:28 server will get me back to my laptop I
12:29 mean who doesn't love redundancy now you
12:31 100% can install this locally in your
12:33 network and the installation will be the
12:35 same steps you might have to do some
12:36 port forwarding to make things work but
12:38 I think you have the best experience by
12:39 having it in the cloud I'll show you why
12:41 first we'll log into a cloud a cloud is
12:43 just someone else's data center someone
12:44 else's computer for me I'm going to use
12:46 l node I use multiple clouds this just
12:48 happens to be the one I'm using right
12:49 now it doesn't matter what cloud you use
12:50 and I'll set up a new server something
12:52 close to M and something small I'll run
12:54 on Ubuntu 2404 and I'll choose their
12:57 smallest instance a $51 g gab of ram a
13:00 little machine five bucks a month I'll
13:01 label it give it a password and create
13:04 it's amazing how easy it is to create a
13:05 virtual machine a computer and the cloud
13:07 just like that now you might be
13:08 wondering Chuck we just did the rust Des
13:11 client situation what's the server doing
13:12 why do we need that well the server is
13:14 operating as it was called a relay
13:16 server SL revu server this will be
13:18 useful in a situation where you may not
13:19 have local network connectivity for a
13:21 computer you're trying to access so for
13:23 example your uncle rico calls you up and
13:24 says hey my computer no working need
13:26 help you say okay fine go to Rusk
13:28 desk.com install this little application
13:31 and tell me the code you have or the ID
13:33 and the client it'll look something like
13:35 this ID and then a n-digit number very
13:37 similar to team viewer if you've ever
13:39 used that this ID will help you discover
13:40 the other computer and connect to it and
13:42 all that magic happens with the rust
13:44 desk server we'll put in Uncle Rico's ID
13:46 and our rust client will reach out to
13:48 our server and say hey I got this ID I'm
13:49 trying to connect to a computer can you
13:51 help me out can you facilitate this and
13:52 the server will do just that it'll
13:54 figure out hey can we bust through Uncle
13:55 Rico's Network in firewall do some Gat
13:57 hole punching and facil a direct
13:59 connection between us or is that not
14:01 possible is Uncle Rico's Network just
14:03 terrible and the server itself will be
14:05 the middleman facilitating that
14:06 connection either way the rust server is
14:08 going to make sure it happens and also I
14:10 way oversimplified how that works if you
14:12 want to learn more do a nice nerdy Deep
14:14 dive that's a weird phrase I'm going to
14:16 trademark that they have a very fun
14:17 diagram that shows all those handshakes
14:19 and that Discovery and notice too when I
14:21 say rust desk server I'm really meaning
14:24 rust desk servers there's a signaling
14:26 server and a relay server but when we
14:28 install it via Docker it's just going to
14:30 be like that so actually let's do it
14:32 right now looking at my lenoe and I'll
14:34 grab the IP address and using my
14:35 terminal here in Windows I'll SSH root
14:38 at the IP address of course this will
14:39 vary based on what cloud you're using or
14:41 if you're going local just get logged
14:42 into your local server now a couple
14:44 things we're going to do first we'll do
14:45 a pseudo AP update to make sure all our
14:47 repos are updated we'll then install
14:49 Docker so we're going to use to run our
14:50 rust desk servers if you don't know what
14:52 Docker is oh I envy you you get to learn
14:54 it fresh like watching a new movie or
14:56 reading a Harry Potter book sorry yeah
14:58 I'm a nerd uh go check out my video here
15:00 talking about Docker it'll change your
15:01 life after you install this cuz you
15:03 don't have to know what it is to be able
15:04 to play with it in fact playing with it
15:06 will help you learn it I'll have this
15:07 link below to install Docker it'll be
15:09 two quick copy and paste things first
15:10 will set out docker's AP repository all
15:12 we have that sounds really scary I know
15:14 all we have to do is copy this code and
15:16 paste it over here hit enter it's going
15:17 to do its things for just a moment so
15:18 we'll get a little coffee break done and
15:21 all that's doing is setting out docker's
15:22 Repose because when we install Docker
15:24 when we use the command install Docker
15:25 we're going to look at Docker servers
15:27 and say we want the fresh most upated
15:29 date version of what you have and then
15:30 we'll use this command that we'll copy
15:32 and paste pseudo AP get install Docker
15:34 it's going to install all the docker
15:36 components just the way Docker wants you
15:37 to install them hit enter and let it run
15:39 this also should not take very long but
15:41 we'll take a little coffee break now at
15:42 this point we do have Docker installed
15:43 and we can now set up our rust desk
15:45 servers this is the easiest part Docker
15:47 makes everything easy I will have a link
15:49 below it's going to take you to this
15:50 page here we're on the self host tab
15:52 they have a section for Docker
15:53 installation and we're going to use a
15:54 Docker tool called Docker compose again
15:56 this is very very easy see this code
15:58 right here we're going to cop Cy it with
15:59 this little button copy that and over
16:01 here in our terminal we're going to do a
16:02 few things first we'll make a new
16:03 directory mkd we'll call it rust desk
16:06 Docker we'll use CD to jump into that
16:08 directory CD rust Docker and then we'll
16:10 create a new file we'll use Nano Nano
16:13 and we'll call this
16:14 docker-compose.yml and then right here
16:17 we're going to paste all that deliciouso
16:19 that we just copied from russes
16:21 documentation it's describing creating
16:23 two containers hbbs and hbbr are two
16:26 rust desk servers all we have to do here
16:28 is hit contrl X y enter to save and then
16:30 with one command we're going to bring up
16:32 our servers and have rust desk running
16:34 the command will be Docker space compose
16:36 space up- d Ready set go isn't this
16:39 magic oh that was that's it it's done
16:41 isn't that crazy you'll see our two
16:43 servers running there and that's pretty
16:45 much all we have to worry about actually
16:47 there is one more thing if you type in
16:48 LS in the directory you're in right now
16:50 you'll see a folder called Data this was
16:52 created by our Docker compose file when
16:54 we ran Docker compose we'll do CD data
16:56 to jump in there type in LS once more
16:58 and we're going to grab have one piece
16:59 of information here the contents of this
17:01 ID ed25519 pub file this is your public
17:05 key and we'll need that so we'll do cat
17:07 ID blah blah blah. pub. pug. Pub and
17:11 there's my public key it's okay that you
17:12 can see mine it's public we're going to
17:14 need this key everything right before
17:15 root right here let me zoom out so it
17:17 looks cleaner we'll also need the IP
17:19 address which I forgot my IP address
17:20 already too okay cool my IP address is
17:22 this guy right here go ahead and grab
17:24 yours and now I'll take a field trip to
17:25 our rust desk clients now real quick
17:27 notice this when you first install your
17:29 rust desk client on a new computer
17:31 you'll notice that down here on the
17:32 server connection it says ready but for
17:34 a faster connection please set up your
17:35 own server which we just it however what
17:37 this means is that rust desk by default
17:39 will use public rust desk servers
17:42 meaning rust desk servers that are run
17:43 by rust desk I've been seeing rust desk
17:45 too much can we simplify that can we
17:48 abbreviate it Rd we'll call RD although
17:51 we're at the end of the video what's the
17:52 point now now for many privacy-minded
17:54 people this is an issue which is why
17:56 it's very important to set up your own
17:58 server so let's check change that right
17:59 now to change your server we'll click on
18:00 these little dots again right here and
18:02 we'll click on the network tab we'll
18:03 unlock our network settings and then
18:05 we'll click on the ID relay server here
18:07 we're going to paste in the IP address
18:09 of our rusts server I'll also paste in
18:11 the same IP address for the Relay server
18:13 I don't think we have to do that but I
18:14 feel like I it's the same it'll be the
18:15 same one and then down here for key
18:17 that'll be the public key that we just
18:19 looked at so getting back to our
18:20 terminal I'll C that file one more time
18:21 it was the pub file and I'll grab
18:24 everything including the equal sign but
18:25 right before my username so just like
18:27 this and I'll paste that here here and
18:29 click okay successful we're good to go
18:31 now if we look at our homepage again we
18:32 can now see ready without that scary
18:34 message that we're using someone else's
18:35 server we're using our server now we'll
18:37 need to set up that server on every
18:39 client so for my client here on my local
18:40 desktop I'll also go into my settings
18:42 network ID relay server and paste the
18:44 same information okay and successful and
18:47 what I'll do real quick is take note of
18:48 the ID and the onetime password onetime
18:50 password is handy because it's a theral
18:53 by nature and it's great for quick tech
18:55 support situations so I'm going to
18:56 disconnect this session and instead of
18:57 using my IP address I'm going to use the
18:59 ID of my remote computer back here so
19:02 pretending we're helping Uncle Rico here
19:03 our rust dust client will use its
19:05 configured server the server that we
19:07 just set up to go ask it about this ID
19:09 like hey do you know about this ID does
19:10 someone connected to you have this can
19:12 you connect me to them let's do it now
19:14 connect that was quick we'll put in that
19:15 onetime password that we just snagged
19:17 click okay we'll retry with our
19:20 permanent password ah and we're in
19:21 notice this time everything looks pretty
19:23 much the same except for our connection
19:25 status up here it's a direct and
19:26 encrypted connection meaning our rest
19:29 server was able to talk to the other end
19:30 the client and go oh we can actually
19:32 make a direct connection let's set that
19:33 up and boom we're connected and we're
19:35 not going through the relay for our
19:36 connection so it's faster it's better
19:38 performance now asterisk here that
19:40 doesn't mean I have a local direct
19:41 connection when you use that ID it's
19:43 going to end up talking to your relay
19:45 server if you want a true local direct
19:47 connection you want to enable that land
19:50 access and connect via IP address now
19:52 let me show you what it looks like when
19:53 you're connecting via a relay I'll
19:55 connect to my church PC and notice up
19:57 here at the top we get a different icon
19:58 relayed and encrypted connection meaning
20:00 the server's like hey I can't connect
20:02 you guys directly but we can play a
20:03 little bit of telephone I can be the in
20:05 between but I don't have to do that I
20:07 don't want to go through a relay I'll go
20:08 to my twin gate setup for the church
20:10 create a new resource for the reach
20:12 computer reach is the name of my church
20:13 by the way give myself access and
20:15 actually I'll limit it to one port
20:17 because I know it's Port 21118 wait too
20:19 many once there we go p in the IP
20:21 address connect and now I have a direct
20:24 connection now a few flyby features of
20:25 rust desk I got my recent connections
20:27 and their statuses right here oh I
20:29 didn't show you a Linux host let me just
20:30 quickly connect to my Linux guy here
20:32 boom Linux and by the way they also just
20:34 release support for a headless Linux
20:37 experience so for most Linux servers we
20:39 set up there's no head meaning they we
20:41 didn't install a guey it has no display
20:43 attached to it but they do have a quick
20:45 little way to set that up I tested it
20:47 it's not great so I wouldn't get too
20:49 excited but I'm hoping they add more to
20:51 it now you can add your favorite stuff
20:52 here I've got my favorites they even
20:54 have um Auto Discovery it'll discover
20:56 other hosts on your network that are
20:58 also running uh rust desk of course that
21:00 is going to have to be in the same
21:01 subnet to autodiscover other features
21:03 like an address book and people require
21:05 a login this is more for the pro version
21:07 of rust desk if you want to pay some
21:09 money that's neat you can see here you
21:11 really don't need it there's so much you
21:13 can do here and if you go into settings
21:14 I mean you can see there's just a ton of
21:16 stuff to do from General you can change
21:18 pretty much everything you want
21:19 including using the hardware codec of
21:21 course you want to use that wow I didn't
21:22 even show performance let me show you
21:24 that real quick let's see what should I
21:25 connect to connect to um my Mac or did
21:27 it go to sleep I think I went to sleep
21:29 let's go play a video yes I have a
21:32 million tabs open o a new chat GPT
21:34 feature all right so open AI just
21:36 dropped task as part of chat GPT that
21:40 means you can give chat GPT things to
21:42 remember there and so what are they
21:44 trying to do with but now they're adding
21:46 more fun watch as I scroll I mean this
21:47 is fantastic performance all right
21:50 that's the video remote desktop
21:51 Solutions I think this is the best one
21:53 there are others I know and they have
21:54 their different use cases but if you're
21:56 looking for near native performance near
21:58 native client performance rust desk is
22:01 the way to go I feel I love the project
22:03 I really hope the devs continue to
22:05 support it Pour their love into it and
22:07 make it more awesome oh and I didn't
22:08 even show you the phone I mean that's
22:10 pretty sick let's see I'll disconnect it
22:12 from my Mac here and boom I'm in and
22:16 there is no word when the feature is
22:19 released to free users aome all right
22:21 that's the video do you have a better
22:22 way of doing what I'm doing here I would
22:24 love to know comment below also comment
22:27 below if you just want to say hi hi
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