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I need to access a Windows 7 computer from a CentOS 10 computer through a remote desktop. The two computers are in the same LAN segment. Of course, it is also possible if the CentOS 7 computer has a public network IP.

The process is as follows:

On CentOS 7:

1. Install xrdp and tigervnc

Yum install-y epel-release

Yum install-y xrdp tigervnc

2. Start xrdp and set it to start automatically.

Systemctl enable xrdp

Systemctl start xrdp

3. Set up firewall and open port 3389

Firewall-cmd-permanent-add-port=3389/tcp

Firewall-cmd-reload

4. Check

Netstat-nlp | grep xrdp

5. Check the IP address of CentOS 7

Ip a

On the CentOS machine, find remote Desktop, enter the IP address of the Windows 7 computer, click Connect, and then enter the user name and password of the CentOS 7 user who can log in remotely. Or with the right mouse button click on the lower right corner of the window icon, in the pop-up short menu, select "run", and enter mstsc, enter.

On the CentOS 7 desktop displayed, there is an extra icon for the hard drive, with the word "thinclient_drives" written below. As shown below:

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