Under Win7, REMOTE control ubuntu remote host is connected to Ubuntu graphics terminal by XDMCP protocol and is logged in by graphical terminal. The remote host is Win7.ubuntu installed on the VMware virtual machine, the Ubuntu version is 10.04. Landing Ubuntu Graphics Desktop is Xmanager local and virtual machines can be connected to the network in the VMware Network adapter options, to choose Bridge Access, because the bridge mode can make Vmwar E Network card and physical network card should be in the same IP segment host ip:192.168.0.100 subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 gateway 192.168.1.1ubuntu View IP address with ifconfig. www.2cto.com Win7 Operation win7 operation is very simple, as long as the firewall is turned off two, Ubuntu under the installation of GDM 1, the first firewall off sudo UFW DISABLE&NBSP;2, Win7 remote connection on Ubuntu, the protocol used is RDP, if not first installed sudo apt-get install xrdpsudo apt-get Install Vnc4server TIGHTVNCSERVER4, update GDM package wget -c "http://www.netsarang.com/forum/xmanager/down?num=3526&filename= 88406269da081d4091c34728c92d2c6c&savename=gdm_2320-0ubuntu1_i386.deb " -o Gdm_2320-0ubuntu1_i386.deb www.2cto.com sudo dpkg-i gdm_2320-0ubuntu1_i386.deb4, in "Preferences-Remote Desktop" there, settings allow Remote Desktop, allow control. After doing this, see if you can ping through Ubuntu. If you can ping the pass, continue with the operation. Three, Ubuntu under GDM Configuration 1, first confirm that GDM is installed on the $ GDM--VERSIONGDM 2.32.12, modify the custom.conf profile: $ sudo gedit/etc/gdm/ Custom.conf Add the following two fields: [SECURITY]DISALLOWTCP=FALSE[XDMCp]enable=trueport=177displaysperhost=10 Note: Displaysperhost indicates the number of hosts displayed 3, modify schemas profile sudo gedit/etc/gdm/ Gdm.schemas Modify xdmcp/enable field: <schema><key>xdmcp/enable</key><signature>b</signature ><default>true</default></schema> www.2cto.com 4, open 177 port, 177 ports available sudo UFW allow 177 5, restart GDMSUDO/ETC/INIT.D/GDM restart run the Xbrowser program in Xmanager2 on a Windows system create a new Xmanager inside Session in host enter the IP address here other configurations do not change including the port number to determine exit. Then double-click the new Xmanager session to see the login screen
Using Xmanager to control Ubuntu remotely under Win7