Hi @0k
That's a great question!
Our antMan uses NoVNC as default viewer for our antlets.
On our Windows antlets, we have the RDP protocol enabled so you can use RDP to connect to them.
By default, our antlets create Port Forward for RDP protocol.
If your Linux antlet has GUI, you can try installing XRDP to access.
For example, on my Test-Win11 antlet with IP Address 10.1.1.11, there is Port Forward created for 3011 (3000 + 11).
Therefore I can access the RDP by going to antsle_host:30xx (in my case: lucky:3011).
See attached screenshots for examples.
I'm going to reach out to our developers to ask them about the NoVNC integration. It's my understanding that it's only built into Console of antMan.
Thank you,
antsle Support
Hi @0k
That's a great question!
Our antMan uses NoVNC as default viewer for our antlets.
On our Windows antlets, we have the RDP protocol enabled so you can use RDP to connect to them.
By default, our antlets create Port Forward for RDP protocol.
If your Linux antlet has GUI, you can try installing XRDP to access.
For example, on my Test-Win11 antlet with IP Address 10.1.1.11, there is Port Forward created for 3011 (3000 + 11).
Therefore I can access the RDP by going to antsle_host:30xx (in my case: lucky:3011).
See attached screenshots for examples.
I'm going to reach out to our developers to ask them about the NoVNC integration. It's my understanding that it's only built into Console of antMan.
Thank you,
antsle Support
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