Windows Ce 6 0 Rdp Client For Ubuntu
Windows CE 4.0, 4.1, 4.2.net; Overview: This article discusses the availability of the Microsoft Windows CE Terminal Server Client (TSC) also known as the Windows CE RDP Client. More Info: Handheld PC Professional. The Windows CE for Handheld PC Terminal Server Client is available for download from Microsoft for Handheld PC Professional.
I have Ubuntu installed on my work computer. I am wondering whether I could have access to it from another computer with Windows installed. If so, could you give a step by step guide, please? Thank you!
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Yes, you can access Ubuntu from Windows remotely.
Taken from this article.
Follow these steps :
Step 1 – Install xRDP
Open Terminal (Crtl+Alt+T) and execute the following commands:
Step 2 – Install XFCE4 ( Unity doesn't seem to support xRDP in Ubuntu 14.04; although, in Ubuntu 12.04 it was supported ). That's why we install Xfce4.
Step 3 – Configure xRDP
In this step, we modify two files to make sure xRDP uses Xfce4. First we need to create, or edit, our .xsession file in our home directory. We can either use nano or simply redirect an echo statement (easier):
The second file we need to edit is the startup file for xRDP, so it will start Xfce4.
The content should look like this (pay attention to the last line and ignore . /etc/X11/Xsession):
Step 4 – Restart xRDP
To make all these changes effective, restart xRDP as such:
Testing your xRDP connection
On the computer that will remotely control your Ubuntu machine, start you RDP client. Windows comes standard with a Remote Desktop client (mstsc.exe – you can start it from a command prompt, or find the shortcut to Remote Desktop under Accessories). Or Search 'remote' in start (Windows 7) Or 'remote' in search box in Windows 8.
Whichever client you use, most will work with either the computer network name or IP address of your Ubuntu machine.
To find the IP address on your Ubuntu box, type:
(note: this is a capital “i”)
Enter IP address of your Ubuntu machine. For example:
Depending on your RDP client capabilities and settings (for example: Microsoft RDP Client allows automatic login), you might or might not see the login screen. Here we enter our Ubuntu username and password and click “OK”
You are done,enjoy
PS: There are some good points mentioned in comments, so I thought to sum them up.
If you want to access Ubuntu from outside network, you'll need your Ubuntuat work to have it's own, proper, internet IP address - a fairlyunlikely scenario. To work it otherwise, you need the externallyvisible address of work, AND have port forwarding set to directincoming RDP requests to your work computer on the router. (Mark Williams)
To use the Ubuntu MATE desktop
meta-session, replace last linestartxfce4instartwm.shwithmate-session. (Frank N)You can use your actual machine name (by typing
hostname) rather than your IP as it might be more stable on dynamic IPs in future sessions. (Frank N)+v1.01(0)+S^3+Anna+Belle+Signed.jpg "Reviews")
MobaXterm
Freeware implementation the X server on windows.
No need to install anything on Ubuntu.
After you connect, you start out with a shell.
Then, if you start a program from the shell, e.g.:
xeyes opens as a separate native Windows window.
It just worked out of the box between Windows 10 and Ubuntu 16.04 through a VPN.
It incurs an acceptable lag and resolution loss, even for complex applications like firefox and eclipse, but it is clearly not just dumbly streaming your desktop as video, and actually implementing X widgets.
One annoyance is that if you opened the window at work, and then you get home, you have to start a new instance of the app, and you can't see the already opened window. This is made further annoying by applications that work in single window mode, e.g. browsers: you will have to search for how to force a new instance, and then you will have two instances running.
Cygwin/X
GPL alternative to MobaXterm. Haven't tried it yet, but behaviour should be the same in theory: https://youtu.be/ENkOEknSLv4?t=105
VNC
I've tried the following programs, but they were sending the desktop as video, which incurred unacceptable screen resolution loss / mouse inaccuracy / network bandwidth if you are offsite.
Servers (run on Ubuntu):
- Vino. Ships pre-installed, but there are compatibility issues with some available Windows clients: Gnome 3.10 sharing desktop --- how to configure the security type for VNC?
Clients (run on Windows):
- TigerVNC
PuTTY
The go-to solution if all you want is a text terminal via SSH.
It is very convenient as it integrates both an xterm emulator and SSH / telnet and other protocols in a single package.
Then add tmux attach to the mix, and you can use the exact same terminals on work and at home, which is amazing. There are however some annoying glitches with environment variables, particularly DISPLAY: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/75681/why-do-i-have-to-re-set-env-vars-in-tmux-when-i-re-attach
You will also want to reduce the default huge font size: Increase font size of putty
How to copy paste in PuTTY: https://superuser.com/questions/180043/how-do-i-paste-the-windows-clipboard-into-my-putty-session-using-only-the-keybo
Then, you can just open webpages you need directly on the native Windows browser. If all you need to get your work done is Vim and and a browser, PuTTY is definitely the way to go.
Ciro Santilli 新疆改造中心996ICU六四事件Ciro Santilli 新疆改造中心996ICU六四事件The best one I found is x2go.
Install on the linux machinehttp://wiki.x2go.org/doku.php/doc:installation:x2goserver
Install client on the windows machine:http://wiki.x2go.org/doku.php/download:start
Tune compression if it feels slow: (TL;DR use 4k-png) https://uwaterloo.ca/science-computing/student-support/x2go-tutorial
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I have installed Windows server 2012 RDS license on a new Windows server 2012 R2 machine. We need the ability to RDP in from mobile handhelds (Motorola mc 9090 and mc 9100) running CE 5.0 and 6.0. When I try and RDP in I get an error message 'Internal error has occurred' on the handhelds.
After some research I found that it's due the the server using a SHA2 or 2048-bit certificate. Does anyone know of any workarounds for this?
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If Windows CE 5.0 doesn't support modern certificate standards, I highly doubt you're going to get an update from Microsoft to change that. Your only choice if you need those clients to work is to reduce the security on your 2012 R2 machine by giving it a cert that your clients are compatible with.
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Ryan BolgerI found this article here http://www.hjgode.de/wp/2014/03/12/windows-server-2012-rds-and-windows-mobile-connection-error/ followed the instuctions and it worked.