Dolan, I might have some tips for you. This is how we did it.
Have you looked into a VNC repeater? Not sure if there is a free version, but that would work. We used a Different approach: ssh tunnels. This was however not trivial. No out of the box program could be found for Windows that would Keep the tunnels Always connected over bad connections like 3G so we had to develop our own software for that. So try looking into the VNC repeater, it will do the reverse connecting for you. Kind regards, Lars van Ruiten Op 23 jun. 2016 06:30 schreef "Dolan Kirkpatrick" <[email protected]>: > Hi, I'm new to the group and would like to build a remote desktop > application for our Speech Therapy clients. The application would reverse > connect vnc servers to clients using the Guacamole gateway. I want to ask > the group if we could use a reverse proxy server to facilitate the reverse > connection without the need to set up port forwarding on the vnc server > (target computer)? ..If so, does anyone have recommendations for a cross > platform vnc server (we use Real VNC now) and proxy server to build the > application? > > Thanks, Dolan > > -- > Dolan Kirkpatrick > Partner at ReachTherapy.me > 602-345-1798 > [email protected] >
