In this video I cover how to establish an remote desktop (RDP) connection from Linux to Windows 11 using the FreeRDP client.
https://www.freerdp.com/
FreeRDP is a command line based free implementation of the remote desktop protocol.
Step 1. Installation.
I would recommend installing FreeRDP using your Linux distribution's package manager.
For example, on Ubuntu, you can do this with the following Terminal command.
sudo apt install freerdp2-x11 freerdp2-wayland
Step 2. Using FreeRDP.
Since FreeRDP is a command line based utility, you will be using the Terminal to establish the RDP connection.
https://github.com/FreeRDP/FreeRDP/wi...
On the FreeRDP's wiki, there is a list of all of the flags and syntax that the application understands, which should be self-explanatory.
For example, if I wished to establish an RDP connection from Ubuntu to an Azure AD joined Windows 11 machine, then I would use something like the following.
xfreerdp /sec:tls /d:AzureAD /u:AzureAD\\[email protected] /p:Awesome /v:192.168.1.247 /f
This might seem complicated at first, but it is quite logical.
"xfreerdp" is used to call the FreeRDP protocol.
"/sec:tls" refers the security protocol used by AzureAD.
"d:AzureAD" specifies the domain that the machine is connected to.
The username and password is represented by "u:AzureAD\\[email protected]" "p:Awesome" respectively.
"v:192.168.1.247" specifies the IP address of the machine that you wish to remote into, but you can use a hostname instead.
"/f" specifies that the remote connection should be scaled as a full screen window.
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