How to Install XRDP in CentOS 8
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Summary: Learn how to set up XRDP (X Remote Desktop Protocol) on CentOS 8 to enable remote desktop connections. Follow these step-by-step instructions for a smooth installation process.
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Remote desktop access can be a valuable tool for managing servers or accessing desktop environments remotely. In CentOS 8, XRDP (X Remote Desktop Protocol) is a popular solution for enabling remote desktop connections. With XRDP, users can connect to their CentOS 8 system using a Remote Desktop Client from another machine.
Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to install XRDP in CentOS 8:
Step 1: Update System Packages
Before installing XRDP, it’s a good practice to update your system’s package repositories and installed packages. Run the following commands in your terminal:
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Step 2: Install XRDP
Once your system is up to date, you can proceed to install XRDP using the following command:
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Step 3: Enable and Start XRDP Service
After installation, enable the XRDP service to start automatically upon system boot, and then start the service:
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Step 4: Configure Firewall
If your firewall is enabled, you’ll need to allow traffic on the XRDP port (default port 3389). Run the following command to open the port:
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Step 5: Verify XRDP Installation
To verify that XRDP is installed and running properly, you can check its status using the following command:
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Step 6: Connect to CentOS 8 via Remote Desktop
Now that XRDP is installed and running, you can use a Remote Desktop Client on another machine to connect to your CentOS 8 system. Simply open your Remote Desktop Client, enter the IP address or hostname of your CentOS 8 system, and connect using the default XRDP port (3389).
Conclusion
Setting up XRDP on CentOS 8 allows you to establish remote desktop connections to your system, enhancing accessibility and facilitating remote management tasks. By following the steps outlined above, you can easily install XRDP and configure your CentOS 8 system for remote desktop access.
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