LMIS.de | Secure And Reliable Terminal-Services via HTTP and HTTPS


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Isn't Microsoft itself preparing a solution comparable to Tunnel2?
Tunneling via HTTP sounds pretty unsecure, isn't it?
Why HTTPS is sometimes not sufficient
What proxy authentication means do you support?
Can I embed your tunneling suite in my application?
I'm a firewall administrator, can I block your suite?
What is "tunneling"?
Why a Windows Terminal Client™ is required The Tunnel2 Secure Terminal Services Client ("Tunnel2 client") starts and captures the regular network traffic generated by the Microsoft Terminal Client and packages this traffic into HTTP and HTTPS. For tunnel2 to work the client systems require a pre-installed Windows Terminal Client, which may be downloaded here.
You're using HTTP for tunneling, but still the traffic is encrypted?