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To enable windows to Linux remote deskop we can use:
To enable windows to Linux remote deskop we can use:
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* It works with standard windows remote desktop client, making it easier to manage Linux machines from Windows
* It works with standard windows remote desktop client, making it easier to manage Linux machines from Windows
* Small usage indicates that it might be better at working with limited bandwidth in comparison to "ssh -X", "x2go" or even "vnc".
* Small usage indicates that it might be better at working with limited bandwidth in comparison to "ssh -X", "x2go" or even "vnc".
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Latest revision as of 16:32, 28 August 2022

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To enable windows to Linux remote deskop we can use:

yum -y install xrdp
systemctl enable xrdp
systemctl start xrdp

Note that this has some unique advantages such as:

  • It works with standard windows remote desktop client, making it easier to manage Linux machines from Windows
  • Small usage indicates that it might be better at working with limited bandwidth in comparison to "ssh -X", "x2go" or even "vnc".


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