connecting remotly using VNC , Putty
how to connecting remotly using VNC , Putty from REDHAT to the windows OS .
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using windows as server? there is a free sshd server for windows: http://www.freesshd.com/
dunno how secure it is, don't forget to use properly configured firewall on both ends. iirc, ssh uses port 22. in putty you just specify ip address. |
btw, it might be a good idea to change default port, for security reasons.
I think ssh is not very useful on windows (unlike Linux). for vnc, you can use ultravnc. |
Do you have the server installed already?putty is just a tool to connect to the server later on.
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i want to use REDhaT as server , want to access windowz xp , or 7
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You're a bit confused on the client-server concept. If you are using a Redhat box to connect to a XP/7 box, then the Redhat box acts as the 'client' on this case, and the XP/7 acts as the 'server'.
Of course, your Redhat box can still be a web 'server', etc. With that, you need to install a VNC 'server' on your XP/7 machine. You can use UltraVNC as mentioned by previously. Let us know once done so we can proceed with the next. :)) |
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