In the current project, VNC sessions are created either by dynamically allocating ports. However, considering both security and efficiency, I'm interested in whether there are better approaches beyond just port assignment method.
If anyone has experience or ideas on safer and more efficient solutions for managing and creating VNC sessions (e.g., using reverse proxies for path-based routing, dynamic authentication/session management, etc.), your advice would be greatly appreciated.
Please share pros, cons, or suggestions for alternative architectures or approaches.
In the current project, VNC sessions are created either by dynamically allocating ports. However, considering both security and efficiency, I'm interested in whether there are better approaches beyond just port assignment method.
If anyone has experience or ideas on safer and more efficient solutions for managing and creating VNC sessions (e.g., using reverse proxies for path-based routing, dynamic authentication/session management, etc.), your advice would be greatly appreciated.
Please share pros, cons, or suggestions for alternative architectures or approaches.