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RDP to existing infrastructure #10121
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I am not sure about Windows RDP but if you are looking for using existing Linux machines as Coder workspaces you can probably give this ssh provider a try. |
Thanks for the comment, specifically, I was looking for Windows servers. I will look into that SSH provider for alternative purposes though, thank you for that. |
Hi @matifali |
Hi @lapnd you can look into https://registry.terraform.io/providers/loafoe/ssh/latest/docs/resources/resource to see how you can run a script in a remote ssh host. To manage it as a coder workspace you need to run the |
Thank you @matifali |
@lapnd great. The template is a bit outdated. But good to hear that you are able to make use of it. |
Closing in favor of #2106 |
Actually, that was kinda different, so reopening. We're working on improving Windows support with RDP. |
I have seen bits and pieces that better RDP support is being worked on and I'd like to throw this out for consideration.
My goal would be to pre-deploy the Coder Agent on specific servers that shouldn't behave like disposable workspaces. These may be pre-existing VMs or even physical machines.
The Coder Agent would also allow for users to RDP into them similar to a RDP gateway.
If the user does not have a domain credential linked to the server, a local user would be created, potentially with specific group membership such as Local Administrator.
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