Purpose
Configure graphical linux remote sesions.
Steps
Command: ip a
Description: Check IP linux address
Description: Linux version
Comamnd: sudo apt-get update
Comamnd: sudo apt-get update
Description: update system
Command: sudo apt-get install xrdp
Description: Install rdp program
Command: sudo systemctl enable xrdp
Description: activate rdp service
Command: systemctl status xrdp
Command: (In Windows) mstsc
Put user linux and password:
Access to linux GUI Desktop
Description: Check rdp status
Description: Open rdp client
Some times when you contect to Ubuntu server only can view a Black screen, the cause is that you connect with user root, try connect with other user with less privileges
Check at Ubuntu 20.04
by GoN | Published: May 27, 2020 | Last Updated: May 29, 2020
1 comentario:
This is a concise and straightforward guide on configuring graphical Linux remote sessions using XRDP! Thanks for providing these clear steps.
You've presented a very practical solution for Windows users who need to access a Linux GUI remotely via RDP. The sequence of commands, from checking the IP and Linux version to installing, enabling, and checking the status of xrdp, is logical and easy to follow.
The instruction to use mstsc on Windows to connect, and the graphical depiction of entering credentials and accessing the desktop, makes the process very clear for the end-user.
Crucially, you've included a vital troubleshooting tip: the black screen issue when connecting with the root user on Ubuntu Server and the recommendation to use a less privileged user. This is a common pitfall that often frustrates users, and addressing it upfront adds significant value to the guide.
This is a great quick-start for anyone looking to set up RDP for their Linux desktop.
For more discussions on remote access protocols, Linux system administration, or troubleshooting graphical interfaces, a hacking forum is an excellent place to share knowledge and solutions.
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