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I know about different Windows RD clients able to connect to Linux servers, but is there any Linux remote desktop server which is able to support the native XP Remote Desktop /TS client?
Remember, I can't install anything in XP, I can only use the standard RD client from there.
I know about different Windows RD clients able to connect to Linux servers, but is there any Linux remote desktop server which is able to support the native XP Remote Desktop /TS client?
Remember, I can't install anything in XP, I can only use the standard RD client from there.
If your question is to access windows xp machine from linux , then you need to install rdesktop rpm in linux and use it from shell.
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