@MANPAGE_NAME@(1)

NAME
@MANPAGE_NAME@ - A server binary allowing MITM proxying of RDP connections

SYNOPSIS
@MANPAGE_NAME@ [-h] [--help] [--buildconfig] [--dump-config <config file>] [-v] [--version] [<config file>]

DESCRIPTION
@MANPAGE_NAME@ can be used to proxy a RDP connection between a target server and connecting clients. Possible usage scenarios are:

Proxying
    Connect outdated/insecure RDP servers from behind a (more secure) proxy

Analysis
    Allow detailed protocol analysis of (many) unknown protocol features (channels)

Inspection
    MITM proxy for session inspection and recording

OPTIONS

-h,--help
    Display a help text explaining usage.

--buildconfig
    Print the build configuration of the proxy and exit.

-v,--version
    Print the version of the proxy and exit.

--dump-config
    Dump a template configuration to <config-ini-file> or to stdout or stderr

<config-ini-file>
    Start the proxy with settings read from <config-ini-file>

WARNING
The proxy does not support authentication out of the box but acts simply as intermediary. Only RDP and TLS security modes are supported for pass through connections. User and password are transmitted in plain text from client to the proxy in these modes. With NLA the credentials never leave the connecting client and only the NTLM hashes are compared. To implement proper authentication a proxy-module can be implemented that may authenticate against some backend and map connecting users and credentials to target server users and credentials.

TEST SETUP
A simple test setup of @MANPAGE_NAME@ might look like this:

SAM

User/Domain/Password

Alternatively
    This setup is designed for testing purposes only and does not do any authentication mapping of connecting users to target machine users, so any allowed connecting user will use the same credentials on the target.

EXAMPLES
@MANPAGE_NAME@ /some/config/file @MANPAGE_NAME@ --dump-config /some/config/file

PREPARATIONS
1. generate certificates for proxy winpr-makecert -rdp -path . proxy 2. generate proxy configuration @MANPAGE_NAME@ --dump-config proxy.ini 3. edit configurartion and:
  * provide (preferably absolute) paths for CertificateFile and PrivateKeyFile generated previously
  * remove the CertificateContents and PrivateKeyContents
  * Adjust the [Server] settings Host and Port to bind a specific port on a network interface
  * Adjust the [Target] Host and Port settings to the RDP target server
  * Adjust (or remove if unuse) the Plugins settings 3. start proxy server
 @MANPAGE_NAME@ proxy.ini

EXIT STATUS

0   Successful program execution.

1   Otherwise.

SEE ALSO
wlog(7)

AUTHOR
FreeRDP <team@freerdp.com>