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Distribution: RedHat Enterprise Linux (Kernel 2.6)
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access through remote desktop.....
hey friends,
I have accessed a windows system from another linux system using a remote desktop.
But i am unable to do it vice-versa.
I am not able to access linux from the windows system.
Can anyone tell me hoow to go for it.?
Distribution: RedHat Enterprise Linux (Kernel 2.6)
Posts: 42
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hey thanks..
I've tried using vnc but it isnt working. I think im not doing it correctly.
Can anyone tell me the complete procedure of how to use vnc to remotely access linux from windows server?
Distribution: RedHat Enterprise Linux (Kernel 2.6)
Posts: 42
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Isnt it possible to have a remote desktop access to linux from the windows server through rdp(remote desktop protocol) like i do in case of windows or from linux to windows even.
I dont prefer using vnc for this.
Please tell me a method to do this using rdp.
I don't think that there is currently any such rdp server for linux.
Moreover don't expect it too, as I have told earlier opneSSH is the norm in linux which you connect into using cygwin's ssh client. Although you have to get into CLI / TBI. If you want to get into graphics try cipe or vnc or xdmcp(Linux to linux)
Distribution: RedHat Enterprise Linux (Kernel 2.6)
Posts: 42
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hey imagineer,
Im very new to linux. So,pls dont use so very technical terms.
Thanks anyways.
I am already accessing a windows system through rdesktop by typing rdesktop I.P address of the windows system
But i cannot do the same from windows to access linux remotely.
Anyways,i'll try using vnc and will definitely let u know.
Meanwhile,if u get to know of any way to access linux from windows,please let me know.
ashley to access your desktop on your linux machine you have to run an Xserver on your linux machine, then install and Xmanager(client) on your windows machine.. and connect to your linux box through this.
I've never tried the vnc approach, but i guess that you'll have to install a VNC server on your Linux machine first in order to access it with a VNC viewer from your windows machine.
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