Is it possible to do full RDP?

Question

Windows

I want to make a cloud computer from a PC.
Goal : Provide full access to your computer even from a holiday in another country!
Perspectives : In the future, completely switch to a tablet and smartphone when traveling!
But there are a few nuances that need to be addressed.
(RDP protocol)
1. Video and sound card do not work! Games, game development programs, 3D modeling programs do not open. How to forward a local video card so that all tasks are performed on the processor, video card and RAM of the remote computer?
2. How to set up a Web server on a PC that will connect to a local RDP server so that you can connect via RDP via https?
3. How to raise an RDP gateway without Windows Server, on Windows 8.1 and what is needed for this?!
4. Is it possible to somehow forward ports from the server to the client or from the client to the server via RDP or make a VPN with full IP virtualization?
5. Is it possible to make not a full RDP, but only access to CMD, PS or a remote register ?!
6. Using an RDP session at the same time as a local (physical) session for remote control, how to set it up?
7. Reverse connection, after connecting the client to the server, complete the connection from the server to the client, how?

Answer 1

In short, no on all counts.

Answer 2

Your option: in the cloud computer, include the required video card in the configuration, configure the openssh server and, for example, throw the necessary web server ports through putty. Also use not rdp, but linux port in sight like tigervnc
Ps For rdp windows 8.1 there is a patch that increases the number of simultaneous connections. Easy to
google Pps l2tp protocol can be used to access the cloud machine, implement a subnet that will include all devices: tablet, mobile phone, laptop, desktop computer, cloud machine

Answer 3

1. You can use parsec, but this is not rdp
2. Google on request web rdp client
3. This is superfluous, there are special pieces of iron. the same mikrotik will solve many issues
4. see p. 3
5. it is possible, quite easily
6. it is also possible, but in the case of a non-server edition, one cannot do without picking the OS files.
7. no way

Answer 4

1) remote gpu, 3D, sound in both directions. Everything works 100% (and under Hyper-V and ESX) What do you need? First of all, enable RemoteFX with policies on the remote PC / VM: h.264 compression, audio redirection (also known as video), microphone, udp traffic. Be sure to update the rdp "server" remotely to RDP 8+ (also available on Win7). Policies in Remote Desktop Services. Please note that many Linux clients basically know nothing about remotefx/rdp 8+
2) rdp traffic over https, ie. instead of mdtsc/rdesktop - browser? You don't have to look in that direction. Or just a list of desktop / applications in the browser? This is a standard feature of ms rds/rdsh. You just need (together with TS Gateway) to configure the broker / gateway
3) I did not understand about the ports. Network or usb? Usb from the client are forwarded. Configured by politicians from 1)
4) PS, CMD, regedit - just publish these applications to rds/rdsh deployment. Please note that you can easily run anything from cmd and other apps.
5) reverse connection? What for??? And if the client behind NAT? Such feature is in vnc, but it is DR history
7) 2 Connections in one session. You can do vnc to the client from the admin / helpdesk (including Reverse connection)

Answer 5

Look towards the moonlight

Answer 6

Look towards VDI there and you can model and draw and play. But it's expensive and you can't do with two fingers.
In general, you have collected the functionality of almost all remote administration-access solutions, but all solutions have their own goals and not all will suit you, even with such requirements.

Answer 7

Close all ports on the firewall.
Install RemoteUtilities Host.
Install SoftEtherVPN Server or another VPN server.
You open only a port for VPN (+ ports for IPSec L2TP, if you are using L2TP)
Voila. The computer is completely closed from the outside world, and you have full access to its management through RemoteUtilities, which in turn connects only after you forward the VPN tunnel (encryption). RU will give you access to the console both to the command line and to the task manager and to RDP and to hell with the bald ...