Setting Remote Access via VPN + Virtual Desktop

Develop a system that allows remote desktop access to control a computer from another device, without being detected or blocked by LockDown Browser, which is used for secure online exams.

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Why This Is Needed

LockDown Browser is designed to prevent the use of external software during exams (such as Splashtop, TeamViewer, etc.). However, I need to monitor or control a computer remotely while LockDown Browser is running, and I want to do so without triggering any detection or restrictions from the browser.

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Requested Solution

Set up a system that includes:

1. Private VPN
To create a secure tunnel between the local device and the remote computer, simulating a local network.

2. Remote Desktop Access (RDP)
To control the remote computer natively, avoiding third-party software that LockDown Browser might block.

3. Automation Script
A script that connects to the VPN, launches the RDP session, and cleanly disconnects everything afterward.

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Technical Requirements

- The remote computer must run Windows 10/11 Pro or Windows Server (to support incoming RDP connections).
- VPN can be configured using OpenVPN, WireGuard, or similar tools.
- The automation script should be written in PowerShell for Windows.
- LockDown Browser will run on the remote computer, not the local one, so it won’t detect any remote control software.

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Expected Outcome

An environment where I can:
- Remotely control the target PC from another device.
- Run LockDown Browser on the remote PC without interference.
- Avoid detection of remote access tools by LockDown Browser.