Talk:Remote Desktop - Revision history

Drulavigne at 16:46, 20 December 2011

2011-12-20T16:46:26Z

2011-10-23T02:43:35Z

2011-10-23T02:42:15Z

ssh info

2011-10-23T02:33:58Z

2011-10-23T02:10:30Z

2011-06-05T09:30:37Z

2011-06-05T06:25:28Z

2011-06-05T04:21:14Z

‎Mac (Mac OS X)

2011-06-05T04:18:24Z

2011-06-05T04:08:44Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:46, 20 December 2011
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	Windows/MS equivalent (KDE, other window managers?)		Windows/MS equivalent (KDE, other window managers?)
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		+	Removing X section as too many variables: have to edit /usr/local/etc/gdm/custom.conf, make firewall rules, set display (which varies by shell), etc. Let's stick with the GUI utilities :-)

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 :[https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Remote_desktop#Remote_desktop_products remote desktop]
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-## SSH Info ##
 To allow a secure shell connection into your PC-BSD/FreeBSD machine:<br>

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 :[https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Remote_desktop#Remote_desktop_products remote desktop]
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+## SSH Info ##
 To allow a secure shell connection into your PC-BSD/FreeBSD machine:<br>
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 * Open the 'Service Manager'
 ** Scroll down the list to 'sshd'
+To access your machine, from a shell prompt type: ssh <nowiki><ip></nowiki><br>
-To access your machine, from a shell prompt type: ssh <ip>
+It will assume the current user account exists on the remote (your) machine.

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−	To allow ~~ssh~~ into your PC-BSD/FreeBSD machine~~, open~~ the firewall ~~ans et to allow incoming/outgoing~~ ssh ~~connections, plus enable~~ service ~~sshd~~. ~~Then its~~ a ~~simple matter of~~ ssh <ip>	+	To allow a secure shell connection into your PC-BSD/FreeBSD machine:<br>
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		+	Create an exception for the firewall:
		+	* Open the PC-BSD Control Panel
		+	* Open the 'Firewall Manager'
		+	** Select the 'Exceptions' tab
		+	** Click the 'Add Entry' button
		+	*** Select 'ssh' from the 'service' dropdown which will auto-fill the port with 22
		+	*** Adjust the interface to match your network device.
		+	** Select the 'general' tab
		+	*** Click the 'restart' button
		+
		+	Enable the secure shell daemon
		+	* Open the PC-BSD Control Panel
		+	* Open the 'Service Manager'
		+	** Scroll down the list to 'sshd'
		+
		+
		+	To access your machine, from a shell prompt type: ssh <ip>

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	:[https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Remote_desktop#Remote_desktop_products remote desktop]		:[https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Remote_desktop#Remote_desktop_products remote desktop]
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		+	To allow ssh into your PC-BSD/FreeBSD machine, open the firewall ans et to allow incoming/outgoing ssh connections, plus enable service sshd. Then its a simple matter of ssh <ip>

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	Windows/MS equivalent (KDE, other window managers?)		Windows/MS equivalent (KDE, other window managers?)
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		+
		+	----
		+	;Some temporary links (or a temporary location for them)
		+	:[http://zweije.home.xs4all.nl/xauth.html One source of info]
		+
		+	:[https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/X_Window_System General X info at wikipedia]
		+
		+	:[http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en/books/handbook/x-xdm.html What seems to be the most related info in the FreeBSd handbook]
		+
		+	:[http://www.cse.yorku.ca/tdb/_doc.php/userg/login/x11-from-home.html Access X from windows]
		+
		+	:[https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Remote_desktop#Remote_desktop_products remote desktop]
		+	----

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-==Remote X==
+ADD DETAILS ON
-[http://zweije.home.xs4all.nl/xauth.html One source of info]
-[https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/X_Window_System General X info at wikipedia]
+X - Possible but requires seperate additional configuration.
-−
-[http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en/books/handbook/x-xdm.html What seems to be the most related info in the FreeBSd handbook]
+Windows/MS equivalent (KDE, other window managers?)
-−
-[http://www.cse.yorku.ca/tdb/_doc.php/userg/login/x11-from-home.html Access X from windows]
-−
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-−
-==Mac (Mac OS X)==
-From a Mac OS X machine the setup is similar to FreeBSD, however, to enable this capability other software may need to be installed. X11 is included on your OS X (10.6) install discs but is not a part of your default system. Install X11 and you should be able to start up an X server so you can display apps running on your PC-BSD/FreeBSD machine on your Mac.

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	==Mac (Mac OS X)==		==Mac (Mac OS X)==
−	From a Mac OS X machine the setup is similar to FreeBSD, however, to enable this capability other software may need to be installed. X11 is included on your OS X install discs~~, (~~but is not ~~installed by~~ default). Install X11 and you should be able to start up an X server so you can display apps running on your PC-BSD/FreeBSD machine on your Mac.	+	From a Mac OS X machine the setup is similar to FreeBSD, however, to enable this capability other software may need to be installed. X11 is included on your OS X (10.6) install discs but is not a part of your default system. Install X11 and you should be able to start up an X server so you can display apps running on your PC-BSD/FreeBSD machine on your Mac.

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	==Mac (Mac OS X)==		==Mac (Mac OS X)==
−	From a Mac OS X machine the setup is similar to FreeBSD, however, to enable this capability other software may need to be installed. X11 is included on your OS X install discs, (but is not installed by default) ~~likely part of the Xcode development kit~~. Install ~~the Xcode and~~ X11 and you should be able to start up an X server so you can display apps running on your PC-BSD/FreeBSD machine on your Mac.	+	From a Mac OS X machine the setup is similar to FreeBSD, however, to enable this capability other software may need to be installed. X11 is included on your OS X install discs, (but is not installed by default). Install X11 and you should be able to start up an X server so you can display apps running on your PC-BSD/FreeBSD machine on your Mac.

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	[http://www.cse.yorku.ca/tdb/_doc.php/userg/login/x11-from-home.html Access X from windows]		[http://www.cse.yorku.ca/tdb/_doc.php/userg/login/x11-from-home.html Access X from windows]
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		+	----
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		+	==Mac (Mac OS X)==
		+	From a Mac OS X machine the setup is similar to FreeBSD, however, to enable this capability other software may need to be installed. X11 is included on your OS X install discs, (but is not installed by default) likely part of the Xcode development kit. Install the Xcode and X11 and you should be able to start up an X server so you can display apps running on your PC-BSD/FreeBSD machine on your Mac.