Connecting a virtual server in a cloud environment through a remote desktop client

&http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">nbsp; If you're already starting to implement cloud computing, it's possible that you're using one of these three tools to connect to your server. You may be more accustomed to using Windows Remote Desktop or secure Shell (SSH) to remotely administer a physical server. If you've never used the three tools mentioned above, take a quick look at which virtual machine resources can use them to connect to traffic.

If you want to manage the service directly, you must use another tool. For example, if you want to run a Windows virtual server, you must start the Remote Desktop Connection client. If you want to run a Linux virtual server, you must start the SSH client. When using the above method, you need to establish a service on the virtual server to accept the connection, while ensuring that the port (3389 for RDC) is open to the outside world.

Remote Desktop Console (sqlremote Desktop console)
You can then run the instructions on the window Server Desktop for remote administration, which is appropriate for running Windows Server Management Directives and Linux command lines from console, such as starting web and database servers or creating new shared files.


cloudshare.com Window Browser interface
Most cloud vendors can achieve remote control through Windows browser or Remote Desktop Connection. Cloudshare.com does not provide a VPN connection to the user, but it displays all connection information through the browser when you need it, including the details of the instructions.