How To Install Vmware In Linux Centos Installation' title='How To Install Vmware In Linux Centos Installation' />Install xrdp Remote Desktop on Cent. OS 6 RHEL 6xrdp is an Open Source Remote desktop Protocol server, which allows you to RDP to your Linux server from Windows machine it is capable of accepting connections from rdesktop, freerdp, and remote desktop clients. This how to will help you to setup xrdp server on Cent. OS 6 RHEL 6. Prerequisites Install EPEL repository on Cent. OS 6. 3. 2 Bit rpm Uvh http download. Bit rpm Uvh http download. Installation Issue the following command to install xrdp yum y install xrdp tigervnc server. You will get the following output, make sure you are getting package from the newly created repository. Hi. i am using windows 8 with VMware 6 and installed centos 6. MB memory. i am very new to Linuxbut successfully installed CentOS. Data Becker Complete Home Designer 5.0 there. I have following. Installed. tigervnc server. Dependency Installed. Xmu. x. 866. 4 0 1. Once it is installed, lets start the xrdp service. LISTEN      1. 12. VMware Tools Installation Guide For Operating System Specific Packages ESXESXi 4. ESXESXi 3. 5 Update 2 and later VMware Tools This document supports the version of. LISTEN      1. 12. By default, services wont auto start after system reboot. Issue the following command to enable the service at system start up. Test Now take rdp from any windows machine using Remote Desktop Connection, enter ip address of Linux server in computer field and click on connect. Install xrdp Remote Desktop on Cent. OS 6 x. RDP MSTSCYou would be asked to enter the user name and password, you can either use root or any user that you have it on system. Make sure you use module sesman Xvnc. Install xrdp Remote Desktop on Cent. OS 6 x. RDP Login Screen. If you click ok, you will see the processing. In less than a half min, you will get a desktop. Install xrdp Remote Desktop on Cent. OS 6 x. RDP Desktop. Thats All, you have successfully configured x. RDP on Cent. OS 6 RHEL 6. We welcome your comments.