# RDP via Browser

Starting with RPort-Server 0.6.0 the Guacamole Server and a pure JavaScript client is included into the RPort server. You directly connect to a remote desktop or terminal server from your browser. No desktop app is needed.

Using RDP via browser, your RDP connection fully encrypted.  

![Remote Desktop in the browser](/files/IGe3vZEqSzVLsUwj6MId)

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Sensitive data such as username and password are always transferred encrypted and directly passed through to the remote systems. No data is stored on the RPort server, not even temporary.
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If you have upgraded your RPort server from an older version, you might need to install the Guacamole proxy manually. We provide tiny Debian/Ubuntu packages for fast and easy resolving of the dependency. [Read more](https://oss.rport.io/docs/no19-rdp-proxy.html).


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