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==Introduction== | ==Introduction== | ||
There are two Windows 11 pro desktop | There are two Windows 11 pro desktop '''[[Virtual Machines]]''' setup hostnames Walnut and Wahoo on the Terminals network, There is also a Linux Ubuntu desktop VM, '''[[Lychee]]''', on the same network. These three will be used by RDP over the VPN. The two Win 11 VMs RDP have been tested initially against each other and later from the desktop grape(192.168.0.10) outside Pfsense as straight RDP. I have set them to use the basic security but I am less than confident that the simple basic security would be good enough for use on the WWW so I will be setting up the VPN on Vanilla. | ||
'''Update''' '''[[Lychee]]''' has been moved to the Production Network as it will be playing a more active role in the AI development and it will be lending more of it's services to support the webservers on Production. | '''Update''' '''[[Lychee]]''' has been moved to the Production Network as it will be playing a more active role in the AI development and it will be lending more of it's services to support the webservers on Production. | ||
Revision as of 14:40, 8 June 2025
Introduction
There are two Windows 11 pro desktop Virtual Machines setup hostnames Walnut and Wahoo on the Terminals network, There is also a Linux Ubuntu desktop VM, Lychee, on the same network. These three will be used by RDP over the VPN. The two Win 11 VMs RDP have been tested initially against each other and later from the desktop grape(192.168.0.10) outside Pfsense as straight RDP. I have set them to use the basic security but I am less than confident that the simple basic security would be good enough for use on the WWW so I will be setting up the VPN on Vanilla. Update Lychee has been moved to the Production Network as it will be playing a more active role in the AI development and it will be lending more of it's services to support the webservers on Production.
