Remote Desktop Tunnelling through SSH

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Uploaded by on Oct 30, 2010

Here is a video highlighting the power of using an SSH server to tunnel all of your RDP (Remote Desktop) sessions.

This method will allow you to connect to a number of machines at the remote location as long as you're aware of the internal IP's and credentials of the machines you wish to connect to.

I will put a video u pon how to perform this on a linux host, but here is a basic shell command to get this donw.

"ssh user@ssh_machine -L 3390:192.168.2.200:3389" (Without Quote)

If you wish to connect to several machines, include another -L

"ssh user@ssh_machine -L 3390:192.168.2.200:3389 -L 3391:192.168.2.10:3389"

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  • @kijuy842863 Remote control in Windows is just the remote desktop application or from a command line mstsc will load it up. In linux, i use rdesktop.

  • what is the command to open remote control?

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