1. Azure Ubuntu Remote Desktop Access
2. Azure Ubuntu Vm Remote Desktop
3. Azure Ubuntu Remote Desktop
4. Azure Remote Desktop Services
5. Azure Ubuntu Remote Desktop Download

In order to connect to your Ubuntu VM from a Windows first we have to enable the XRDP in the Ubuntu in order enable the Remote Desktop Connection.

So to enable XRDP we should connect to the server, PUTTY is a the commonly used client for SSH. (SSH is enabled by default in the Ubuntu VM on Azure). Download PUTTY from here and follow the steps in this article to connect to the Ubuntu server.

In this video, we see how we can RDP to a Linux (Ubuntu) Virtual Machine in Azure. We install xfce4 as our Desktop Environment and xrdp as Remote Desktop Server which listens on Port 3389 for RDP. In this video I walk you through an install of Ubuntu Linux 15.10 as a Generation 2 VM in azure. Then I install the LXDE Xwindows desktop. I then install XRDP. Next I add the.xsession file to use LXD.

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• 1/11/2020 just installed 18.04 and did everything you have without error, when I run the windows client (Remote Desktop Connection) I get the remote console bar at the top of my screen, a black blank screen, then I'm dropped back to the Windows Remote Desktop Connection pop up on my workstation.

Once connected with username (azureuser) and password execute the following shell command to enable XRDP on the server

After executing the command go to Microsoft Azure management portal and Add the Remote Desktop Connection endpoint for the server. Once you’ve added this endpoint you can see the connect icon is back to live (earlier it was grayed out) click on the connect icon and download the RDP file for the Remote Desktop Connection.

Now you can connect to your Ubuntu VM from Windows.

Note still your Ubuntu environment has the shell, if you want to enable the interactive desktop execute the following commands in the connection you made.

Azure Ubuntu Remote Desktop Access

First I executed this.

But things there was message saying to run the update, so I executed the update with this command and executed the install command again, everything was fine and smooth.

Close the connection and connect again, (logoff and reconnect) you will be welcomed with the Ubuntu desktop experience.

For this demonstration I used Ubuntu Server 12.04 LTS

This article shows you how to do the following tasks:

• Enable graphical remote desktop sessions for a Linux VM
• How to connect to a Linux VM using RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) or X2Go remote desktop clients

Set up graphical remote desktop solution

When a lab is created from a Linux image, SSH (Secure Shell) access is automatically configured so that the instructor can connect to the template VM from the command line using SSH. Likewise, when the template VM is published, students can also connect to their VMs using SSH.

To connect to a Linux VM using a GUI (graphical user interface), we recommend using either RDP or X2Go. Both of these options require the instructor to do some additional setup on the template VM:

RDP Setup

To use RDP, the instructor must:

• Enable remote desktop connection; this is specifically needed to open the VM's port for RDP.
• Install the RDP remote desktop server.
• Install a Linux graphical desktop environment (such as MATE, XFCE, and so on).

X2Go Setup

To use X2Go, the instructor must:

• Install the X2Go remote desktop server.
• Install a Linux graphical desktop environment (such as MATE, XFCE, and so on).

Azure Ubuntu Vm Remote Desktop

X2Go uses the same port that is already enabled for SSH. As a result, no extra configuration required to open a port on the VM for X2Go.

Note

In some cases, such as with Ubuntu LTS 18.04, X2Go provides better performance. If you use RDP and notice latency when interacting with the graphical desktop environment, consider trying X2Go since it may improve performance.

Important

Some marketplace images already have a graphical desktop environment and remote desktop server installed. For example, the Data Science Virtual Machine for Linux (Ubuntu) already has XFCE and X2Go Server installed and configured to accept client connections.

Enable remote desktop connection for RDP

This step is only needed to connect using RDP. If instead you plan to use X2Go, you can skip to the next section since X2Go uses the SSH port.

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1. During lab creation, the instructor has the option to Enable Remote Desktop Connection. The instructor must enable this option to open the port on the Linux VM that is needed for an RDP remote desktop session. Otherwise, if this option is left disabled, only the port for SSH is opened.

2. On the Enabling Remote Desktop Connection message box, select Continue with Remote Desktop.

Install RDP or X2Go

After the lab is created, the instructor needs to ensure that a graphical desktop environment and remote desktop server are installed on the template VM. Instructors must first connect to the template VM using SSH to install the packages for:

• Either the RDP or X2Go remote desktop server.
• A graphical desktop environment, such as MATE, XFCE, etc.

After this is set up, the instructor can connect to the template VM using either the Microsoft Remote Desktop (RDP) client or X2Go client.

Follow the below steps to set up the template VM:

1. If you see Customize template on the toolbar, select it. Then, select Continue on the Customize template dialog box. This action starts the template VM.

2. After the template VM is started, you can select Connect template and then Connect via SSH on the toolbar.

3. You see the following Connect to your virtual machine dialog box. Select the Copy button next to the text box to copy it to the clipboard. Save the SSH connection information. Use this connection information from an SSH terminal (like Putty) to connect to the virtual machine.

4. Install either RDP or X2Go along with the graphical desktop environment of your choice. Refer to the following instructions:

Connect to the template VM via the GUI

After the template VM is set up, the instructor can connect via the GUI using either the Microsoft Remote Desktop (RDP) client or X2Go client. The client that you use depends on if RDP or X2Go is configured as the remote desktop server on the template VM.

Microsoft Remote Desktop (RDP) client

The Microsoft Remote Desktop (RDP) client is used to connect to a template VM that has RDP configured. The Remote Desktop client can be used on Windows, Chromebooks, Macs and more. Refer to the article on Remote Desktop clients for further details.

Follow the below steps based on the type of computer used to connect to the template VM:

• Windows

  1. Click Connect to template on your lab's toolbar and select Connect via RDP to connect to the template VM.
  2. Save the RDP file and use it to connect to the template VM using the Remote Desktop client.
  3. Typically, the Remote Desktop client is already installed and configured on Windows. As a result, all you need to do is click on the RDP file to open it and start the remote session.

• Mac

  1. Click Connect to template on your lab's toolbar and then select Connect via RDP to save the RDP file.
  2. Then, refer to the how-to article Connect to a VM using RDP on a Mac.

• Chromebook

  1. Click Connect to template on your lab's toolbar and then select Connect via RDP to save the RDP file.
  2. Then, refer to the how-to article Connect to a VM using RDP on a Chromebook.

Azure Remote Desktop Services

X2Go client

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The X2Go client is used to connect to a template VM that has X2Go configured. Using the template VM's SSH connection information, follow the steps in the how-to article Connect to a VM using X2Go.

Next steps

After an instructor sets up either RDP or X2Go on their template VM and publishes, students can connect to their VMs via the GUI remote desktop or SSH.

For more information, see: