Scenario:
Students use Android devices to remotely connect to Windows desktops provided by the school, but the microphone cannot be used.
Requirement:
When microphone access is requested, the user should be able to click Allow. Currently, the authorization prompt appears on the Windows side, but it cannot be clicked or approved from the Android client.
I'm traveling internationally for a very short period and need to access my work environment. My setup is:
Personal home PC (always on)
RustDesk to remotely connect to that PC from abroad
Citrix Workspace on the home PC to access client/work systems
Would corporate security tools (like EDR, network monitoring, or Citrix's own analytics) be able to detect that I'm using RustDesk as an intermediate step before connecting to Citrix?
Could network traffic analysis reveal the remote desktop connection?
Would this specific setup cause corporate security flags?
edit: Any specific setting in rustdesk I should use to avoid any detection?
Hello,
I was wondering if anyone knows a way within rust desk or otherwise to be alerted when a PC goes offline? I had a PC lose power but I didn't catch it for a few hours until I randomly checked on it.
