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    best solution to remote desktop Windows 7 server

    besides KRDC, are there any better solution to do remote desktop to Windows 7?

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    Re: best solution to remote desktop Windows 7 server

    Oh yes, the easiest by far is simply at a konsole prompt type:

    rdesktop servername or ip address

    ie

    rdesktop home-server
    rdesktop 192.168.1.2

    Its extremely good, i use this daily for work

    a couple of good switches to includes

    rdesktop {host} -f

    -f is full screen

    rdesktop {host} -u username

    -u is to specify the logon user so that its already set when the remote session starts, if you dont use this option then you will be prompted when the window opens

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      Re: best solution to remote desktop Windows 7 server

      Originally posted by ajc00
      Oh yes, the easiest by far is simply at a konsole prompt type:

      rdesktop servername or ip address

      ie

      rdesktop home-server
      rdesktop 192.168.1.2
      ...
      It looks like you are using that only on a local network (192.168.*.*). Have you tried to connect to a PC behind a wireless router using the iP address on the Internet side of the wireless router?

      Your PC --> 192.168.1.100 --> Wireless Router --> 24.223.246.35 --> Internet Cloud --> 22.234.245.102 --> wireless router --> 192.168.1.100 --> another PC

      "A nation that is afraid to let its people judge the truth and falsehood in an open market is a nation that is afraid of its people.”
      – John F. Kennedy, February 26, 1962.

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        #4
        Re: best solution to remote desktop Windows 7 server

        He only asked if there was a better alternative.

        Oh and rdesktop works fine in all methods.

        I use it in several ways.

        1. Directly to servers at home from the same subnet
        2. Over the internet using ssh and forwarding x and then launching rdesktop
        3. Even a simple ssh tunnel without forwarding x

        When your saying over wireless for your example you are talking about over the internet and then the end pc is behind a router, in which case again it will work. You will just have to setup port forwarding on your router to your intended pc/server.

        Then simply rdesktop {external ip} which is then forwarded to your internal ip through natting

        Seriously it looks like a basic program and to be honest it is, but it does all you need as far as remote desktop.

        Ive used it to connect to Windows Server 2000 / 2003 / 2008 / XP / Vista / Windows 7

        All have to problems

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