Connect to Ubuntu with Remote Desktop (xrdp + vnc) in Win7

Windows 7 uses remote desktop (xrdp + vnc) to connect to Ubuntu with a remote desktop, which uses the vpn mode. This mode is slow and often unable to connect, Which is depressing. The following uses another xrdp mode, using the system tool Remote Desktop that comes with win7, saving vnc viewer. Moreover, it is fast and can access www.2cto.com normally. Specific methods: operations in Ubuntu 1. First, you must have Ubuntu10.10. In fact, 10.04 can also use this method. As for other versions, I have not tested it, but it should be similar... 2. remote connection to Ubuntu via Win7, the protocol used is rdp, so we need to install this. Open the terminal: sudo apt-get install xrdp 3. install xrdp, And then: sudo apt-get install vnc4server tightvncserver 4. After installation, go to "preference-Remote Desktop, set, Allow Remote Desktop, allow control, and so on. Operation Under www.2cto.com Windows: After all the above work is done, open "Remote Desktop Connection" and fill in the "computer" column with the Ubuntu IP address you want to connect. In Ubuntu, you can use "ifconfig" to obtain the overview of the local network connection, including the IP address. Enter the correct IP address and press enter to display a login box. Select "sessman-xvnc" and enter your Ubuntu user name and password. OK! Note: there is another problem when using this method to connect to Ubuntu, that is, the keyboard shortcut keys may be a little messy. In this case, disconnect the Remote Desktop. On the Ubuntu physical machine, open the management keyboard shortcut. The "windows" key will be displayed, and the "mod5" key will be displayed for the ubunntu (it seems similar and cannot be remembered) can be deleted.




Author kung fu pandatv