I'd really like to try to setup rkvm in my environment, but I'd really like to avoid the overhead of creating a certificate and key, copying the certificate to clients, and having a password set...
It seems obvious to me to tunnel this over an ssh connection, in order to take advantage of existing setups. I trust the security of my ssh setup.
I know I can listen on a local port only, and use ssh tunneling and I think I can make this work with that, but is it possible to avoid the overhead of setting up and syncing a certificate and of having a password? (I suppose the password isn't a big issue as I can just use anything without relying on it being secure.)
I'd really like to try to setup rkvm in my environment, but I'd really like to avoid the overhead of creating a certificate and key, copying the certificate to clients, and having a password set...
It seems obvious to me to tunnel this over an ssh connection, in order to take advantage of existing setups. I trust the security of my ssh setup.
I know I can listen on a local port only, and use ssh tunneling and I think I can make this work with that, but is it possible to avoid the overhead of setting up and syncing a certificate and of having a password? (I suppose the password isn't a big issue as I can just use anything without relying on it being secure.)