MobaXterm of Linux system remotely connects to the GNOME desktop environment of centos
1. Introduction to MobaXterm
1. Introduction to MobaXterm
MobaXterm is the ultimate toolbox for remote computing, an enhanced terminal primarily for Windows, with an X11 server, tabbed SSH client, network tools, and more.
2. Features of MobaXterm
- Built-in X server, can run X window program remotely
- Built-in SFTP file transfer
- Direct support for remote desktops such as VNC/RDP/Xdmcp
- Support mosh protocol, replace SSH in weak network environment
- Built-in multi-tab and multi-terminal split screen
- Built-in FTP, HTTP and many other servers, one-click open
- The free version can meet most usage needs
- Lots of extra features, support for plugins
Two, centos installation GNOME desktop
1. Introduction to the local environment
This practice environment is the personal test environment of centos7.9 system.
[root@master ~]# cat /etc/centos-release
CentOS Linux release 7.9.2009 (Core)
2. Install the GNOME desktop environment
Install the X Window System graphics framework and the GNOME Desktop desktop environment.
yum -y groupinstall "X Window System"
yum -y groups install "GNOME Desktop"
3. Enter the Linux desktop locally
On the Linux local console, enter startx at the command line to enter the GNOME desktop environment.
startx
3. MobaXterm connects centos remotely
1. Open the MobaXterm software
After downloading and installing MobaXterm, open the MobaXterm software.
2. Remotely connect to the local Linux system
Select session——ssh, and enter the Linux IP address and account password. Remotely connect to a Linux server.
4. Remotely connect to the GNOME desktop environment of Linux
1. Remote connection settings
Select the ssh connection, select the GNOME desktop environment for the remote environment option, fill in the IP address of the Linux server, and connect.
2. Enter the GNOME desktop environment
After the ssh connection is set up, you need to fill in the Linux account password on the main page for the first connection, and then you can enter the Linux GNOME desktop environment.
5. Open the Firefox browser program separately
1. Connect to Linux remotely
Direct ssh connection to the command line terminal of Linux
2. Run the Firefox browser
Enter firefox on the command line to enter the pop-up window of the Firefox browser.