How does Windows system remotely log on to desktop Linux?

1, we first download the TIGERVNC package on the Windows host. Tigervnc is open source free VNC connection software, we can through it to the Linux host with the desktop remote. Here, we download the TIGERVNC package from the SourceForge website.

2, install TIGERVN, open the downloaded tigervnc-2.30.exe executable file. Double-click to install, click "Run";

3, click "Next", tick "I Accept the Agreement" check box, click "Next";

4, choose Tigervnc Installation path, we choose "D:program Filestigervnc" here, click "Next";

5, keep the default configuration, click "Next"; click "Install";

6, click "Finish" to this point, TIGERVNC installation completed.

7, down we to the Linux host configuration, Linux by the remote side need to install TIGERVNC services.

Command:

Yum install-y tigervnc tigervnc-server//Installation Tigervnc

Vncserver//Set VNC login password

Vim/etc/sysconfig/vncserver//comment on the last two lines of the file, and modify vncserver= "2:myusername" for vncservers= "1:root".

Service Vncserver restart//Restart Vncserver services

8, using TIGERVNC remote connection server,

In the Tigervnc installation directory (D:program filestigervnc), open vncviewer.exe, and then fill in the VNC server box "Server Ip:1", enter the server password information, click "OK"

Note: Note that the Linux side of the server to the SELinux firewall shut down, the system firewall opened to add 5900 to allow.