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    This document discusses configuring and using a Remote Desktop Service (RDS). It describes RDS as allowing remote access to a server without being physically present by using the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) over TCP/IP. It provides instructions for installing and configuring an RDS server, including enabling required services, configuring the firewall to allow RDP traffic on port 3389, and verifying the status of the RDS service. It also explains that clients can access the RDS server by using the Remote Desktop Connection application on Windows and entering the server's IP address and Linux credentials.

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    This document discusses configuring and using a Remote Desktop Service (RDS). It describes RDS as allowing remote access to a server without being physically present by using the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) over TCP/IP. It provides instructions for installing and configuring an RDS server, including enabling required services, configuring the firewall to allow RDP traffic on port 3389, and verifying the status of the RDS service. It also explains that clients can access the RDS server by using the Remote Desktop Connection application on Windows and entering the server's IP address and Linux credentials.

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    This document discusses configuring and using a Remote Desktop Service (RDS). It describes RDS as allowing remote access to a server without being physically present by using the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) over TCP/IP. It provides instructions for installing and configuring an RDS server, including enabling required services, configuring the firewall to allow RDP traffic on port 3389, and verifying the status of the RDS service. It also explains that clients can access the RDS server by using the Remote Desktop Connection application on Windows and entering the server's IP address and Linux credentials.

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    Remote Desktop Service

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    Zain Gondal
    This document discusses configuring and using a Remote Desktop Service (RDS). It describes RDS as allowing remote access to a server without being physically present by using the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) over TCP/IP. It provides instructions for installing and configuring an RDS server, including enabling required services, configuring the firewall to allow RDP traffic on port 3389, and verifying the status of the RDS service. It also explains that clients can access the RDS server by using the Remote Desktop Connection application on Windows and entering the server's IP address and Linux credentials.

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    Remote Desktop

    Service
    CONTENT

    Introduction
    1 What is RDS?
    Working on TCP/IP model

    Configuratio of RDS Server


    2 Installation & starting RDS server
    Configuration of files

    Configuratio of RDS Client -Windows


    3 Starting RDS services
    Start using it
    01
    Intoduction
    What is RDS?
    Working on TCP/IP model
    What is RDS?

    • It provide remote desktop services to the users, means accessing the server without physically
    present at the place of server is called remote access.

    • It uses the Remote Desktop Protocal (RDP).


    • It runs on the Application layer.
    • It provides remote connection between server and client (client is a device that wants the
    access).
    RDS Working on TCP/IP model
    1. Application Layer :
    • RDS resides architecturally at the TCP/IP application layer.
    • Using the RDP protocol.

    2. Transport layer:
    • Here port address is attached
    • This port no. is told to the firewall so the firewall allow that port to establish
    connection and start communication.
    • It use port no 3389 and TCP protocol

    3. Network layer :
    • IP address attached : this is the IP that is given statistically or manaully during the
    network configuration.

    4. DataLink Layer :
    • Server machine MAC address is attached.
    02
    Implementation
    Server Configuration
    Client Configuration
    RDS Server
    Configuration
    PRE-Requirements
    Need static IP address on your server machine.
    Network parameter.
    RDS -> RDP Appliaction
    Transport layer -> TCP ,Port no
    Network Layer -> Ip address
    Data link -> Machine Mac
    Ip
    Subnetmask
    Gateway
    DNS -> Server Machine VM ,VBox
    1. First, start by installing the required dependencies for RDS server.
    yum -y install epel-release

    2.Now install rds :


    yum -y install xrdp tigervnc-server

    3. Once the installation is complete, start the rds-server service, enable it to


    automatically start at system boot, and then verify its status using the systemctl
    commands.

    # systemctl start xrdp.service

    # systemctl enable xrdp.service

    # systemctl status xrdp.service


    FireWall Configuration :

    • firewall-cmd --permanent --zone=public --add-port=3389/tcp

    • firewall-cmd –reload
    Client
    Configuration
    How client can access it?

    • Client machine can access it by using Client software from there devices .
    • By the help of IP address of server machine.

    • In windows there is preinstalled application setup that is:


    • Remote Desktop Connection
    • Here we give IP address of remote server with port no.
    • After that a window will appear that want Linux user credentias
    information here you write
    1. Username or Root
    2. User password or Root Password
    How client can access it?

    • Client machine can access it by using Client software from

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