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TCPProxy documentation and/or current status

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    bradbendy
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    Hi,

    I see a few posts about TCP proxy in version 2 and 3 but no mention of it in 4.x. I saw you needed to run a jar file to activate the proxy on a proxy node but I can't find any jar files anywhere that would point me to being a TCP proxy. Was this functionality removed or am I missing it? Looking primary to reach network devices via SSH and also RDP to some machines that are behind a proxy node.

    Thanks

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      Filipp Sudanov
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      In 4.2 support for TCP proxying was added into agent and desktop management client (and was not yet documented)

      Agent should have EnableTCPProxy=yes in it's config

      In management client it's done via Object Tools, there's "Setup TCP tunnel..." checkbox.
      There are two macros - ${local-address} and ${local-port} which are replaced by actual local IP and port

      So Local Command object tool with command
      mstsc /v:${local-address}:${local-port}
      should work for RDP

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