Http proxy?

[Distrazione <di...@gmail.com>]

Hello I’m using Guacamole 0.9.11 and 0.9.12 on two different devices (a
Rasperry Pi and a Desktop PC).
All works fine if I connect to guacamole server from anywhere but my
workplace.
From this place, instead, I’m able to access to the remote server and to
authenticate, but after I chosen a connection, a message appears:
“You have been disconnected” (near instantaneally)
OR 
“Connection error” The connection was closed because the server is taking
too long to response (after a few seconds)

I’m wondering if the issue is that on my workplace I access internet via a
Http Proxy. If so, is there is a solution?

Regards

Lidia



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Re: Http proxy?

[Herzog <he...@phil.to>]

Do you use HTTP or WebSocket connections to Guacamole? In the old days, some
proxies had issues tunnelling web sockets.

Even if using HTTP, if the proxy does deep packet inspection, that might
drain performance. Maybe, your company can switch that off for your domain.

Another possibility which I am investigating right now is whether my
workstation AntiVirus may cause the connection to drop... Maybe you have
such a program installed on your workstation, too.



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