After the initial authentication, you will be required to authenticate again as shown.
$ sudo vim /etc/xrdp/startwm.shĪdd these lines just before the lines that test & execute Xsession as shown in the screenshot below. Head over to the remote system and edit the /etc/xrdp/startwm.sh script. In fact, I personally encountered it and after some digging, I discovered a nifty workaround. NOTE: At this point, you might encounter a blank black screen, instead of an Ubuntu desktop background. On the Xrdp login page, provide your login credentials and click ‘ Ok’. On the pop-up that requires you to verify the identity of your remote system, ignore the certificate errors and click on the ‘ Next’ button to proceed with the connection. Next, launch your client and key in your remote system’s IP address, and click the ‘ Connect’ button. This because Xrdp only supports one Xsession. But before we do so, ensure that you first log out of Ubuntu 20.04.
#Microsoft remote desktop ubuntu 20.04 windows 10#
In this step, we are going to access the Ubuntu desktop system from Windows 10 using the Remote Desktop Client. Open Xrdp Port on Ubuntu Firewall Step 3: Access Remote Ubuntu Desktop with RDP Client Thereafter, reload the firewall and confirm if the port has been opened. In this example, I will allow traffic from my entire subnet to the Ubuntu system. Xrdp listens on port 3389 and if you are behind a UFW firewall, you need to open the port to allow inbound traffic from an RDP client. We need to add the xrdp user to the ssl-cert group to make the file readable to the user. When Xrdp is installed, an SSL certificate key – ssl-cert-snakeoil.key – is placed in the /etc/ssl/private/ folder. The output confirms, without a doubt, that the xrdp daemon is active and running.
You can verify this by running the command: $ sudo systemctl status xrdp Xrdp service starts automatically upon installation. When prompted, just hit 'Y' and press enter to continue with the installation.
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