Thanks @[email protected] But I rather want something that run locally.

Thanks @[email protected] But I stop with raspberry pi…

But I found https://wammu.eu/python-gammu/ I just have to foud out if it could work with a USB-GSM-Modem, dongle and it should do the trick.

a more accurate diagram of what I’m targeting…

┌──────┐       ┌───────┐         ┌───┐  
│Node 1│       │Node 2 │         │DVR│  
└──┬───┘       └┬──────┘         └─┬─┘  
   │            │                  │    
   │            │                  │    
vlan10         vlan10             vlan20
   │            │                  │    
   └─────────□  □  □───────────────┘    
             ┌───────────┐              
             │hEX refresh│              
             │E50UG      │ □            
             └───────────┘              
                 □                      
                 │                      
                 │                      
                 │                      
              trunking                  
                 │                      
                 │                      
                 │                      
                 □                      
               ┌───┐  □                 
               │hEX│  □                 
               └───┘  □                 
                      □                 

□ = port

So it should be possible for Node 1 to reach DVR ? Either trough Firewall or VLAN rules ?

Thanks @[email protected]

with Firewall I get how to do it, but with VLAN ??
I was thinking an access port could be only on VLAN at the time no ?

Thanks @[email protected]

StackOverflow says that it can be done by editing xrdp.ini

This post date from 2013 O_o

[Xorg]
name=Xorg
lib=libxup.so
username=ask
password=ask
ip=127.0.0.1
port=-1
code=20

[Xvnc]
name=Xvnc
lib=libvnc.so
username=ask
password=ask
ip=127.0.0.1
port=-1

[vnc-any]
name=vnc-any
lib=libvnc.so
ip=ask
port=ask5900
username=na
password=ask

[neutrinordp-any]
name=neutrinordp-any
lib=libxrdpneutrinordp.so
ip=ask
port=ask3389
username=ask
password=ask

so I don’t have [xrdp1]

To summarize:

Edit the xrdp.ini file set port = ask connect from the remote machine, and at login if you have no existing session, specify port -1 to resume a session enter the default of 5910

I believe this i working if the previous session was already made remotely… ?otherwise how I get the port of the local X session ?

Is there a specific reason for choosing RDP?\

rdp is usefull if you have windows client client, but that it’s.

And RustDesk is also a good, more advanced alternative.

great piece of software, but too heavy in my case, I want something simple, that just do one thing good. I don’t need

• End-to-end encryption
• File transfer
• Chat features

it works back, it’s just super slow…

Thank you very much to all of you for your input !

I see port in few of your feedback.

I was not clear enough, let me rephrase:
is it possible to give a subnet to a node, not based on the port of the switch/router but based on the node ? meaning that the switch/router need to recognize the node ( MAC or login? ) and then will give him access to A or B

Thanks.

I think I found the cause.

one of the parent div have is properties perspective and it seem to be the problem… (Firefox 115*)

So I created an dirty workaround ;)

Thank you @[email protected] & @[email protected] & @[email protected]

for those explanations ! So, as I have my hand on a raspberry , I will give a shot with that first :)

Thank you @[email protected] & @[email protected] for those explanations ! So as I have my hand on a raspberry , I will give a shot with that first :)

Thank you very much for your feedback @[email protected] & @[email protected]

Thanks @[email protected] unfortunatly ikea is quite the opposite of

… ~strong …

Thanks @[email protected] weird because I can use XHR as async… see: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/XMLHttpRequest/open open(method, url, async)

Thank you all for your input’s !! 🤗

I’ve put the files on a USB flash drive formatted as a classic FAT. Then I mounted it in the VM (I confirm no need the VMware-tools for that :)

Really cool ! (bookmarked*)
Just the essential !
to bad there isn’t either a difference between versions or a history of the changes

Thank you very much @[email protected] , any names for GitHub alternatives ?

Thanks @[email protected] ,

This is looking great, sadly Opengist on which Blocks is based. is written in Go :/ and I can’t support that^[1]