The Linux system is the open source operating system by the UNIX operating system providing a very good alternative against the Windows and the Macintosh operating system. The very popular version of Linux operating system is the Ubuntu. This version is most preferred by the user for providing the user friendly interface and the efficient graphical interface. The configuration for the Linux can be done very easily as taking the system to computer repair shop can be expensive.
After getting the configuration of the Linux for remote access, it will help in connecting your system anywhere in the world. In case you need to enhance the features and other solutions for the system, the technical support monthly packages by various
remote computer services companies can also be assisted.
Steps for configuration for getting the remote access
Step 1: first turn on the Remote Desktop networking and go to the System tab on the desktop. Press the option of "Preferences," and then click on "Remote Desktop" option. Under Sharing on the "Remote Desktop" tab, ensure that the tabs of "Allow other users to control this desktop" and "Allow other users to view this desktop" are checked and after this press OK.
Step 2: Configure the option of "Advanced remote properties". There are various options under the same. You can opt to disable the wallpaper for decreasing the network traffic and boosting the session aped. Locate the systems IP address and you will need the same for connecting remotely. In case it is the standalone Linux computer tied straight to Internet, skip next step and if you are connected through a router, skip step 3 and proceed.
Step 3: IP address of the Linux system which is connected directly to the net is given under the option of Resources for finding the IP address. You will have to take a note of the same and proceed to step 5.
Step 4: for the IP address of the Linux system behind the router, you will forward the ports to enable other system to access the remote desktop services. First, there will be requirement of the IP address of the Linux system and then open a terminal window and then type "ifconfig." You will find that the IP address is in the form of dots separated by numbers.
Step 5: log on to the router typing http://192.168.1.1 on the address bar of the web browser. This is presented in the login screen of the router. Log into the same with the help of the username and the password of the router. Look for the option of "Advanced" or "Expert" screen where you will find the port forwarding options.
Enter into this screen and then create new service or the forwarding name. If prompted, you can enter "5900" (no quotes) for the port number and also the Linux system IP address for the server name and the number. Save changes after this.
Step 6: test the configuration and it will be enabled. Suppose if it is not enhanced, taking the tech support is advised.
