Use Remote Desktop (.rdp file) in Ubuntu by Remmina


Remmina is a remote desktop client that supports many remote access protocols. iRender provides Remote Desktop Protocol (.rdp file) to connect to iRender servers. If you’re a Ubuntu user, you can connect to the .rdp file in Ubuntu by Remmina.

1. Install Remmina on Ubuntu OS (your PC)

  • Skip to the next step if you already have Remmina.

  • Run the following command to install Remmina: sudo dnf install -y remmina

2. Launch Remmina

  • Open Show Applications console » type rdp in the search bar » Choose Remmina displayed as the remote desktop client.

3. Configure Remmina Remote Desktop Client

To configure Remmina Remote Desktop Client to connect to Remote Desktop Windows 10 from Ubuntu: 

  • In the top-left corner of the Remmina window, click New to create a new connection profile.

  • In the Remote Desktop Preference pane, the following details should be configured:

    • Server: The IP address of the server you wish to connect to. 
    • User name: Enter your iRender username.
    • Password: Enter your iRender password.
    • Domain: Enter gpu.datacernter10.com.
    • Color depth: Choose 24-bit for a fast connection, such as across a LAN, or 256 colors when using a low bandwidth connection.

  • Then choose Connect.

Note
To get the port number of the server you wish to connect to:

  • Download the .rdp file after your system image has been booted successfully.
  • Open the .rdp file » Copy the IP address of the server in the full address line and copy domain in the domain line as described in the following photo:

At this point, you can connect to Remote Desktop (.rdp file) when using Remmina in Ubuntu.

 

 

 

 


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