How to Telnet to ubuntu12.04 under Win 7?

How to Telnet to the ubuntu12.04 system under the Win 7 system:

　　The first method, VNC connection, to achieve a graphical login

Advantages: graphical operation, faster than the second method

Disadvantage: Efficiency is not the highest, and can only support one person login

Ubuntu Preparation:

Win7 remote connection to Ubuntu, the protocol used is RDP

sudo apt-get install XRDP

You can run the Mstsc.exe connection, but you can only display desktop wallpaper and continue the installation

sudo apt-get install vnc4server tightvncserver

In the Ubuntu Unity directly retrieve Remote Desktop, set Allow Remote Desktop, allow control, do not need each request, this item if not changed, need to click on the remote Ubuntu to determine

Remote Ubuntu Graphics interface is not necessary to enable, so the vi/etc/default/grub of the sudo

Modify this line grub_cmdline_linux_default= "quiet Splash"

grub_cmdline_linux_default= "Text"

sudo update-grub reboot the computer, start by default is the command line interface

Windows connection:

Win Search Remote Desktop or run MSTSC, fill out Ubuntu IP, select Sessman-xvnc connection, if entered is unable to display the interface, you can select console, enter after the turn off the selection Sessman-xvnc

Using the VNC view software to connect, the use of the method is basically the same, require mailbox registration

If you do not need a graphical interface, you can use the Putty/xmanage connection, and the Xmanage Suite contains a comprehensive range of features:

As with the normal use of Ubuntu, keyboard shortcuts are useful, ctrl+alt+t can be normal invoke terminal

File transfer can be used in conventional FTP software, win can be used PSTFP, in the command line mode open connection, get download to local

Ctrl+alt+pausebreak Native shortcut key, is full screen switch

　The second method, putty

Advantage: Because it is in the command line mode, fast, high efficiency

Disadvantage: No graphical interface

Configuration process:

First install openssh-server This software under Ubuntu: sudo apt-get install Openssh-server

Some people say they want to open the SSH service and Port 22, but after I install it, I can

Then download the Putty software under Windows7, which is an executable software

After you open the software, fill in the IP address of Ubuntu, and then click Open.

Then you use the command line to operate the remote machine.

　The third method, putty+xming

Benefits: can be graphically manipulated

Disadvantages: Slow

Putty installation and configuration process as above, do not repeat

Tell me about the xming configuration process.

1. Install the xming on the Win7:

2. Use xming launch set display number to 10

3.putty X11 below check enable X11 forwarding, X display location fill in:: 10

Then click on the Putty open to

Note that you can't directly use StartX directly in the Command line window, you can only use commands, such as Firefox