rustdesk config
Published: September 11, 2024 - 4:52 PM
Hello everyone,
I see that the RustDesk tool is generating interest.
We've been using it on-premises for a while now. Here's
a small contribution regarding client configuration.
We install the RustDesk client as a service in the usual way.
For configuration, we modify the file C:\Windows\ServiceProfiles\LocalService\AppData\Roaming\RustDesk\config\RustDesk2.toml.
After modification, the service must be restarted.
The toml file is similar to editing an INI file.
This can be done either in a WAPT configuration package or via GPO.
Some parameters are interesting:
[options]
custom-rendezvous-server => specifies the RustDesk server;
whitelist => list of IPs authorized for remote access;
key => the RustDesk server key;
approve-mode => allows you to specify whether the user should accept the connection or not.
Hoping this will be useful to some.
I see that the RustDesk tool is generating interest.
We've been using it on-premises for a while now. Here's
a small contribution regarding client configuration.
We install the RustDesk client as a service in the usual way.
For configuration, we modify the file C:\Windows\ServiceProfiles\LocalService\AppData\Roaming\RustDesk\config\RustDesk2.toml.
After modification, the service must be restarted.
The toml file is similar to editing an INI file.
This can be done either in a WAPT configuration package or via GPO.
Some parameters are interesting:
[options]
custom-rendezvous-server => specifies the RustDesk server;
whitelist => list of IPs authorized for remote access;
key => the RustDesk server key;
approve-mode => allows you to specify whether the user should accept the connection or not.
Hoping this will be useful to some.