Remote Desktop logon protocol xrdp supported by Ubuntu & configure system services

(1) xrdp is a Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) protocol service. Once the xrdp service is installed on Ubuntu, you can access the Ubuntu Desktop through remote logon on XP. If your Ubuntu 10.04 does not support xrdp (10.10 supports xrdp 0.5), you need to manually add the apt path by modifying the/etc/APT/sourcs. list file.

For example, add the source to the script file. Use apt-Get install xrdp to install the protocol. Then, use dpkg-L | grep xrdp to verify whether the service has been successfully installed and started. After obtaining correct message feedback, you can run Remote Desktop on XP to access ubuntu.

On XP, press windows + R to run mstsc, that is, run Remote Desktop. After entering the Ubuntu Server IP address and user account password, you can access it.

(2) configure system services

A software package is required. Use apt-Get install sysv-RC-Conf. After installation, run sysv-RC-conf on the terminal to display a text interface. The leftmost part is the system service name, And the rightmost part is the running level. You can choose to start or stop the service separately. After configuration, select "Q" to exit.