AnyX Guide Topic: resource
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Network
Read more: NetworkA network resource represents one Transmission Control Protocol or User Datagram Protocol port. While often integrated into higher-level resources like Secure Shell, manual creation is essential for service forwarders and PLC devices. This granular control allows you to adjust port and IP configurations, ensuring precise connectivity for various critical infrastructure and complex industrial automation systems.
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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.