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| deb13:xrdp [2026/07/11 22:30] – [XRDP] Bernard Condrau | deb13:xrdp [2026/07/11 22:49] (current) – [Windows 11 Client] Bernard Condrau | ||
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| ====== XRDP ====== | ====== XRDP ====== | ||
| + | ===== Debian Host ===== | ||
| * Step 1: Install Xfce4 and xRDPFirst, open your terminal and install the desktop environment and xRDP packages (these examples use Debian/ | * Step 1: Install Xfce4 and xRDPFirst, open your terminal and install the desktop environment and xRDP packages (these examples use Debian/ | ||
| sudo apt install xfce4 xfce4-goodies xrdp -y</ | sudo apt install xfce4 xfce4-goodies xrdp -y</ | ||
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| exit 0</ | exit 0</ | ||
| * Step 4: Add the xRDP User to the SSL Cert Group. | * Step 4: Add the xRDP User to the SSL Cert Group. | ||
| - | * Step 5: Restart the Service and Open the Firewall. Restart the xRDP service to apply all configuration changes:< | + | * Step 5: Enable the Service:< |
| - | * If you are using a firewall (such as ufw), make sure to open the RDP port so your remote device can connect:< | + | sudo ufw allow 3389</ |
| - | * Step 6: You can now open the Remote Desktop Connection app on Windows or the Microsoft Remote Desktop app on Linux. Enter your Linux computer' | + | * Step 6: Restart the Service and open the Firewall. Restart the xRDP service to apply all configuration changes:< |
| + | sudo ufw allow 3389</ | ||
| + | * Step 7: You can now open the Remote Desktop Connection app on Windows or the Microsoft Remote Desktop app on Linux. Enter your Linux computer' | ||
| + | ===== Windows 11 Client ===== | ||
| + | * Open the built-in //Remote Desktop Connection// | ||
| + | * Disable Persistent Bitmap Caching? | ||
| + | * Click //Show Options// at the bottom | ||
| + | * Switch to the // | ||
| + | * Uncheck the box for // | ||
| + | * Log Out of the Local Machine. If you are logged into the physical Debian machine (or a local VM console) with the same user account, the remote RDP session will fail instantly. Go to the physical monitor/ | ||
| + | * Create a SSH tunnel with a different port than 3389 on the client and port 3389 on the host | ||
| ===== Self-signed certificates ===== | ===== Self-signed certificates ===== | ||