I used winxp remote desktop connection to connect win2008 and audio was ok.I used centos 5.4 rdesktop (rdesktop-1.6.0-3) to connect but no audio heard.rdesktop -r sound:loca... [by aclhkaclhk1]
It's easy to access window destop from linux using the command rdesktop command. The windows machine may be in our LAN or machine connected in internet. If the linux didn't have rdesktop installed , you can download rdesktop and install it. Example for rdesktop:
Hello,
Currently I have an hp laserjet p3015 printer installed in ubuntu 12.04 and it;s working just fine, I can print whatever I need to and I have to admit the installation of the printer in ubuntu was easier than it was in windows. Anyway that aside I am trying to remote desktop into a windows machine.
So I'm using rdesktop to connect to a remote server of us where I have Visual Studio. The virtual machine is a Windows 2008 server. I use this parameters:
rdesktop -D -g 1920x1200 -k it X.X.X.X
Because I have an Italian keyboard. I have no problem writing, the keys are in place.
Hello,
I'm looking at setting up a thin client terminal that connects to my ltsp server. Once into an ubuntu desktop I'll need rdesktop to connect to my Windows VM. Connected to the thin client will be a keyboard, mouse, usb hand scanner and usb weight balance.
Will I be able to pass through these usb devices through rdesktop to my windows VM?
According to the answer of this question, I have my /etc/tsocks.conf containing these lines:
path {
server = localhost
server_port = 1081
reaches = <ip-address-of-server-b>/32
}
path {
server = localhost
server_port = 1082
reaches = <ip-address-of-server-d>/32
}
and I have run these two commands:
ssh -fND :1081 server-a
ssh -fND :1082 server-b
Now I want to use tsocks to do a wge
I'm trying to socksify a qemu-kvm using tsocks, but I have no success.
I don't know if qemu access directly the hardware, skipping the OS or something like that, but I wasn't able to do this feat.
I need a solution which socksify the kvm on host machine. Do you know guys if it's possible or I have to use another software/addon to work on it?
Thanks,
Manoel
I'm on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS using Unity.
I want to use psexec for managing remote systems(install some software on the remote system).I see a requirement that file and printer sharing to be enabled in the remote system,,for psexec to be working.
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