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IS that supposed to show me the desktop just like a Windows Remote?
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IS that supposed to show me the desktop just like a Windows Remote?

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No. It gives you access to the Linux Terminal, which should be sufficient for a server. What you can do though is to enable X11 forwarding in the /etc/ssh/sshd.conf file. And then on your Windows PC start xming before starting kitty or putty. Then you will be able to start Graphical utilities from the terminal you opened and they will display as windows on your Windows desktop.<br />
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<a href="http://xming.sourceforge.net/" rel="ugc">http://xming.sourceforge.net/</a>
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No. It gives you access to the Linux Terminal, which should be sufficient for a server. What you can do though is to enable X11 forwarding in the /etc/ssh/sshd.conf file. And then on your Windows PC start xming before starting kitty or putty. Then you will be able to start Graphical utilities from the terminal you opened and they will display as windows on your Windows desktop.

http://xming.sourceforge.net/ [http://xming.sourceforge.net/]

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I can't get it to work...it says network error: Aborted
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I can't get it to work...it says network error: Aborted

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What says network error, when?
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When I try to use PuTTY.<br />
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It says &quot;network error: &nbsp;Software caused abort&quot;
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When I try to use PuTTY.

It says "network error:  Software caused abort"

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When you try to start putty or when you try connecting to the server? Have you installed ssh on the server?
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When you try to start putty or when you try connecting to the server? Have you installed ssh on the server?

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When I try connecting to the server. &nbsp;Putty starts so it's not that.<br />
don't know how to install SSH on the Security Onion Server.
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When I try connecting to the server.  Putty starts so it's not that.
don't know how to install SSH on the Security Onion Server.

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Start the synaptic packagemanager and search for ssh, then select it and install it. Or open a terminal and enter sudo apt-get install ssh.
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Start the synaptic packagemanager and search for ssh, then select it and install it. Or open a terminal and enter sudo apt-get install ssh.

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I'll give that a try tomorrow...I've been sick for two weeks
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I'll give that a try tomorrow...I've been sick for two weeks

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What isn't working, what errors did you get?
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What isn't working, what errors did you get?

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I still cannot Remote Desktop into the Ubuntu server...with SSH turned on and using Putty...still doesn't work...
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I still cannot Remote Desktop into the Ubuntu server...with SSH turned on and using Putty...still doesn't work...

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So SSH is running on the server? To make sure, have you restarted it? Is the server and the Windows 7 PC on the same network segment? Does your Windows firewall allow putty?
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So SSH is running on the server? To make sure, have you restarted it? Is the server and the Windows 7 PC on the same network segment? Does your Windows firewall allow putty?

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I never got this to work and cannot spend anymore time on it but I appreciate your answers.
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I never got this to work and cannot spend anymore time on it but I appreciate your answers.

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I have setup an XUBUNTU Security Onion Server. &nbsp;I want to secure it behind locked doors and &nbsp;be able to Remote Desktop into it from Windows 7 machine.<br />
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How do I do this?
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I have setup an XUBUNTU Security Onion Server.  I want to secure it behind locked doors and  be able to Remote Desktop into it from Windows 7 machine.

How do I do this?

How do I use Windows Remote Desktop to log into Security Onion XUBUNTU Server?

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