Using the rdp protocol to access remote Linux Desktop
In general, if you need to visit a remote Linux system, we will use the ssh / telnet to complete, if you need to log in to a remote Linux desktop environment system, we may use VNC . VNC is the default most Linux distributions based RFB Remote Desktop Protocol program, but for the average user, VNC user experience is not good, it is too slow. Of course, this "slow" is not not improve, if we choose a powerful client, such as UltraVNC lot, the operation smoothly. But UltraVNC supports only Windows systems, in Linux I have not found a comparable client.
If you have used remote desktop under Windows, should its smooth operation impressed with. Windows-based Remote Desktop RDP protocol, under Linux, we can also find open source rdp server, which is xrdp .
If you are an Ubuntu user, you can simply use the command "sudo apt-get install xrdp" to install xrdp. After installation, the first time you can use the command "sudo service xrdp start" to start the service, after which you can access the desktop client to any customer support RDP protocol on another computer.
We KDE default remote desktop client KRDC for example, IP address 172.29.41.10 lower figure is already installed xrdp Ubuntu system.
Red mark where the input target IP in the figure (note the front to add rdp: //), then press Enter or click the green marker location button, you can connect to a remote Ubuntu desktop.
Under Windows, the default "Remote Desktop Connection" is to adopt the RDP protocol, we can use it to access a remote Ubuntu desktop directly.
You can experience their own look, really smooth operation.
In general, if you need to visit a remote Linux system, we will use the ssh / telnet to complete, if you need to log in to a remote Linux desktop environment system, we may use VNC . VNC is the default most Linux distributions based RFB Remote Desktop Protocol program, but for the average user, VNC user experience is not good, it is too slow. Of course, this "slow" is not not improve, if we choose a powerful client, such as UltraVNC lot, the operation smoothly. But UltraVNC supports only Windows systems, in Linux I have not found a comparable client.
If you have used remote desktop under Windows, should its smooth operation impressed with. Windows-based Remote Desktop RDP protocol, under Linux, we can also find open source rdp server, which is xrdp .
If you are an Ubuntu user, you can simply use the command "sudo apt-get install xrdp" to install xrdp. After installation, the first time you can use the command "sudo service xrdp start" to start the service, after which you can access the desktop client to any customer support RDP protocol on another computer.
We KDE default remote desktop client KRDC for example, IP address 172.29.41.10 lower figure is already installed xrdp Ubuntu system.
Red mark where the input target IP in the figure (note the front to add rdp: //), then press Enter or click the green marker location button, you can connect to a remote Ubuntu desktop.
Under Windows, the default "Remote Desktop Connection" is to adopt the RDP protocol, we can use it to access a remote Ubuntu desktop directly.
You can experience their own look, really smooth operation.