AnyX Guide Topic: resource
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Databases
Read more: DatabasesDirect database application via a connection/template file for applications like QField.
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Shares
Read more: SharesShares are a means of taking a directory on a local server and making the contents available to any user, without a VPN and with out a client.
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Services
Read more: ServicesA ‘service’ is a global resource (usually TCP) available from your domain of control to web applications running in the platform.
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Zero-Trust SSH Access
Read more: Zero-Trust SSH AccessSimplify your SSH access with Zero Trust. Direct access to any internal server, cloud VPC or VLAN without changing firewall.
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Forwarding
Read more: ForwardingNetwork Resources may be forwarded from site to site or user to site. This allows you to e.g. expose an ERP or database without a VPN.
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Zero-Trust Desktop Access
Read more: Zero-Trust Desktop AccessSimplify and secure your Desktop Access. Fine-grained authorisation per Desktop. Any user, from any identity provider. No public IP needed.
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Resource Groups
Read more: Resource GroupsResource groups are a means of applying a common configuration across a set of resources (connectors, applications, shares, etc)
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Launchers
Read more: LaunchersIntegration of Resources with the Desktop is achieved through the Launcher. – Mount a Share – Open an SSH – Open a Desktop – Launch an executable
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Sign in With Apple
Read more: Sign in With AppleSign in with Apple allows you to use resources through the Agilicus platform authenticated by an Apple ID.
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Resources – Overview, Concepts
Read more: Resources – Overview, ConceptsOverview, Concepts Resources
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Real VNC & Raspberry Pi
Read more: Real VNC & Raspberry PiThe Raspberry PI (with Raspbian) comes pre-installed with a VNC-like server. This can be configured to support standard authentication and used via Agilicus Any-X
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VNC Desktop
Read more: VNC DesktopThe VNC Desktop feature allows browser-based use of remote graphical-oriented resources. This can include traditional operating systems like Windows, Linux, MacOS, but, also, includes embedded devices such as HMI.