#Royaltsx azure series

The Royal TS interface reminds me a lot of what I am used to with MS Office applications and from the Home toolbar, you can click Add and choose Terminal. To start with I need to create a terminal connection to connect to the bastion server. The good news is that Royal TS, if used in a limited sense, is free for developers to use for this purpose. To successfully perform this activity, I used an application named Royal TS and the focus of this blog is to share how I used this application to set-up this connection and then move forward to another system protected by it.

In the case where I had this situation, I had to successfully connect to a bastion server and only after that, I was able to access development and production servers as well as the virtual machine I was using to perform development activities.

#Royaltsx azure series

An image of how a bastion server can be used to insulate access to a series of systems on a private network is shown below. The computer generally hosts a single application, for example a proxy server, and all other services are removed or limited to reduce the threat to the computer. One such example involves using a bastion server.įor those not familiar with what a bastion server is, from Wikipedia, a bastion host is a special-purpose computer on a network specifically designed and configured to withstand attacks. Sometimes, when you work with a Sitecore development/production environment scenario for a client, you may find they go through great lengths to ensure that individuals allowed to access their environment are properly authenticated.