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On the another thought - You can add Listen 3389 to sshd_config and use this for SSH connections to not alter infrastructure
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On the another thought - You can add Listen 3389 to sshd_config and use this for SSH connections to not alter infrastructure

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Hi All,<br />
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Is there an application that I can install on my Fedora box that will allow people to login to a gnome session via the mstsc app in windows?<br />
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I must use mstsc, VNC or others are not an option &nbsp;unfortunately.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
<br />
Xavier.
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Hi All,

Is there an application that I can install on my Fedora box that will allow people to login to a gnome session via the mstsc app in windows?

I must use mstsc, VNC or others are not an option  unfortunately.

Thanks,

Xavier.

Accept incoming MSTSC connection in Linux

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