How to login the server remotely (Windows and Linux)
You can use the following methods to remotely log in to the server (Windows and Linux):
- Windows server:
- Use Remote Desktop Connection (RDP): You can use the built-in Remote Desktop Connection tool to connect to the Windows server through the network. Enable Remote Desktop Services on the server and connect to the server's IP address or domain name using a Remote Desktop Connection client (such as Microsoft Remote Desktop).
- Using third-party remote desktop tools: In addition to Microsoft Remote Desktop, there are other third-party remote desktop tools that can be used to connect to Windows servers, such as TeamViewer, AnyDesk, etc.
- Linux server:
- Use SSH (Secure Shell Protocol): SSH is a common protocol used for secure remote login to Linux servers. You can use SSH clients (such as PuTTY and OpenSSH) to connect to Linux servers through the network. Enable the SSH service on the server and log in using the command line interface provided by the SSH client.
- Use remote desktop protocols (such as VNC): Some Linux distributions support remote desktop protocols, such as VNC (virtual network computing). You can install and configure VNC server on the server, and use VNC client (such as RealVNC, TightVNC) to connect to the graphical interface of the server.
Haoyouyun Remind you that no matter which method you use, make sure you have the appropriate permissions and credentials to remotely log on to the server. Please note that remote login may be affected by network configuration, firewall settings and security policies, so please ensure that your network environment allows remote connection, and take appropriate security measures to protect server access.