Enable NoVNC through Django
Budget: ₹400 – ₹750 INR
I need to enable the user of my Django application to use NoVNC to connect to a particular remote Wiindows server (which runs a VNC server).
The user should only be able to access the remote server after logging into the Django application.
I have a VNC (noVNC) server running in my localhost:port and also have a Django web application running on port 80. I wanted to stream/show this VNC (screen) which is running in localhost to one of the web pages which can be seen by the users after they login to the Django web application. I can't embed the vnc page without exposing the port to public IP, if I do that it'll be insecure and anyone with the IP:port can open the noVNC screen.
We need to stream/show the VNC screen to the users through the Django/Python web page without exposing IP:Port to public.
The user should only be able to access the remote server after logging into the Django application.
I have a VNC (noVNC) server running in my localhost:port and also have a Django web application running on port 80. I wanted to stream/show this VNC (screen) which is running in localhost to one of the web pages which can be seen by the users after they login to the Django web application. I can't embed the vnc page without exposing the port to public IP, if I do that it'll be insecure and anyone with the IP:port can open the noVNC screen.
We need to stream/show the VNC screen to the users through the Django/Python web page without exposing IP:Port to public.