Windows Remote Desktop Connection to Linux server (make sure the server is with Desktop edition)

Windows Remote Desktop Connection to Linux server (make sure the server is with Desktop edition)

Method One (via the Xbrowser tool in Xmanager Remote Desktop):

Detailed steps

1. cd/etc/sysconfig/
2. Vi Displaymanager, modify

Displaymanager_remote_access= "Yes"

Displaymanager_root_login_renote= "Yes"

1. Execute command: RCXDM Restart to restart the XDm service,
2. Start Xbrowser on the client, refresh to see the server you want to connect to, double-click

Or enter the SUSE Linux machine IP address to connect;

Two, method two (through the Xmanager in the Xstart remote calling program graphical interface)

1. Start Xstart, enter as follows: If error, please register with registration code (Xmanger 3 serial number: 101210-450789-147200) name:xterm host:192.168.1.3 procotol:telnet User : Root password:12334

Execution Command: Select 1. Xterm/usr/bin/x11/xterm-ls-display $DISPLAY click: "Run" runs

2. After using Xmanager login host, device environment variable: Export display=139.112.172.21:0.0 (default will be added automatically, do not need to configure)

3. Run the graphical interface program on the command line, for example: yast2,ipload (Informix tool), Hagui & (VCs client)