Remote Desktop

Remote Desktop supports connecting to Windows and Linux systems using the RDP protocol. This feature is experimental and does not guarantee stability.

Connect to Windows:

To connect to Windows, you need to enable the Windows Remote Desktop service.

Start Connection:

• Go to Home → New Remote Desktop • Fill in the required information

After clicking OK, locate the created label and double-click to connect.

Connect to Linux:

To connect to a Linux system, using CentOS as an example, you need to install the xrdp service and a desktop environment on the Linux server as shown below:

You may also choose other installation methods or desktop environments, as shown below:

Install xrdp:

sudo yum install epel-release
yum install xrdp

Install desktop environment:

sudo yum groupinstall "X Window System" -y
sudo yum groupinstall "Xfce" -y
echo "xfce4-session" > ~/.Xclients

Remote Desktop requires the Linux system to have a desktop environment installed. If the system, such as a cloud server, does not have a desktop environment, you need to install a graphical desktop environment.

Start Connection:

• Go to Home → New Remote Desktop • Fill in the required information

After clicking OK, locate the created label and double-click to connect.