# rdesktop -u narad 192.168.50.5 Use rdesktop using IP Address
#REMOTE DESKTOP WINDOWS#
To connect Windows host from Linux machine, use username as ( narad) and IP Address as ( 192.168.50.5) of my windows host, the command would be as. # rdesktop -u narad ft2 Use rdesktop using hostname Connecting to Windows Desktop Using IP Address To resolve hostname make an entry at /etc/hosts file if you don’t have DNS Server in your environment. To connect Windows host from Linux desktop type following command using -u parameter as username ( narad) and ( ft2) as the hostname of my Windows host.
configure -disable-credssp -disable-smartcardĬonnecting to Windows Desktop Using Hostname
#REMOTE DESKTOP INSTALL#
If rdesktop is not available to install from the default repositories, you can download the tarball from Github here or use the following wget command to download and install it as shown.
#REMOTE DESKTOP SOFTWARE#
It is always preferable to use a default package manager such as yum, dnf or apt to install software to handle dependencies automatically during installation. Install rdesktop (Remote Desktop) in Linux Once you make all of the above Windows configuration settings, you can now move further to install rdesktop on your Linux system to access your Windows desktop. Require at least one user with a password.Enable remote desktop under Windows Operating System.To enable rdesktop to connect to any given Windows machine, you need to make few following changes on the Windows box itself.
#REMOTE DESKTOP HOW TO#
In this article, we will explain how to install rdesktop in Linux system to access the remote desktop of Windows computer using the Hostname and IP Address. Read Also: 11 Best Tools to Access Remote Linux Desktop In other words, while you are sitting in front of your Linux system at home or office, and access your Windows desktop as if you’re sitting in front of the Windows machine. Rdesktop is an open source software that enables you to connect and manage your remote Windows desktop from your Linux computer using RDP – Remote Desktop Protocol.
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