How to remotely connect Windows to Linux

Article Title: How to remotely connect to a Linux operating system using Windows. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Including desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, open source, and other basic categories, prepare two computers that have already accessed the Internet.

1. Set the Linux system to be connected.

(1) The telnet software must be installed in the system. The software is divided into two parts: telnet-client and telnet-server. The former is installed by default, the latter requires installation on its own. Here, I use the FC6 System of RedHat, so you can run the yum install telnet-server command to download and install the system (about KB ).

(2) Check whether telnet software is installed. Available commands:

$ Rpm-qi telnet/telnet-client.

$ Rpm-qi telnet-server.

(3) modify the telnet service configuration file/etc/xinetd. d/telnet (only available after the above software is installed) and change the disable option from yes to no.

(4) restart the xinetd daemon: # service xinetd restart.

(5) disable the firewall: # setup.

2. Set another computer (windows)

(1) "start"-"All Programs"-"attachments"-"communication"-"Super Terminal" to open the Super Terminal.

(2) After confirmation, use TCP/IP to connect.

(3) Then you can connect normally.

Success.