You will see the instructions for different OS.

Click 'Begin', then 'Next', then 'Authorize'

Since the code expires in a short time, do it quickly. Next we are going to obtain an authorization code needed to start the container.Leave the window and a browser tab opened, we will return here soon. In 'Advanced Settings' window open 'Environment' tab and change the default PIN (optional).In the dialog window that opens click 'Advanced Settings'.After the image is downloaded, open 'Images' tab select the image and click 'Launch'.Search for cardinalby chrome-remote-desktop image and 'Download' it. Install 'Docker' package on your NAS and open it's UI.The more proper option (but more tricky in setting up) is using VPN on your NAS + ZeroTier container to get around the problem of ISP NAT.

It's a common case when NAS is running behind ISP NAT and users can't directly access it outside their local network, but they still are able to access NAS via Synology Quick Connect and start Docker container.Ĭhrome Remote Desktop also uses outgoing connection to Google servers, enabling users to connect to the container and browse local network or Internet from their home IP address. The image was created for Synology NAS users. It will be requested when you try to connect to a container via Chrome Remote Desktop.

Authorization code generated by Chrome Remote Desktop. The name your host will be shown under in 'Remote devices' list on Chrome Remote Desktop website. HOSTNAME (optional, default: myvirtualdesktop).It enables you to connect to the container via Chrome Remote Desktop and have desktop environment with web browsing inside the container even if you can't connect to your container directly (for example, your container us running behind NAT). This image is based on Ubuntu and contains XFCE Desktop Environment, Chrome Remote Desktop and Firefox browser. Ubuntu + Chrome Remote Desktop + Firefox docker image

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