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Joseph wrote: |
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> On 03/14/09 21:54, Nikos Chantziaras wrote: |
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> [snip] |
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>> To run it in foreground, you can start it just as before (that is, |
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>> without using VBoxHeadless) but you need to enable RDP in VirtualBox's |
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>> settings. VBoxHeadless is only for the case where you don't want to |
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>> run it in the foreground on the PC VBox is running but only to access |
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>> it through RDP. |
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>> |
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>> Note that RDP is not supported in the Open Source Edition ("ose") of |
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>> VirtualBox. Only the non-free version (but it's still "free as in |
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>> beer".) |
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>> |
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>> You can also enable the built-in RDP of Windows XP if you need |
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>> multi-user support. |
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> Well, it works I can even start the Virtualbox-ose and control the |
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> Windows XP (that is good), but: |
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> 1.) the terminal I'm connecting to has to accept my connection, is it |
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> possible to set it up so I connect to it automatically. |
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> 2.) I'm taking control of the mouse and keyboard of the remote |
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> workstation (in this case my server). |
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> |
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> What I need is to connect to the server being able to use it without |
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> taking control of the desktop mouse or keyboard. |
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Then you need to enable the "terminal client" service of Windows XP |
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instead (XP Professional has this). For this to work, you need to |
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disable the RDP of VirtualBox or use another port. Also, since XP's RDP |
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is a service, you need port forwarding if you're using NAT networking in |
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VBox. |
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You can Google on how to enable RDP/terminal services inside XP. |