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Uncle Sam
I have a Vista host (V) running on a computer inside a firewalled
network. I am outside the firewall and so cannot access the computer
directly. However, I have access to a Linux host (L) which can access
'V'. Now I have an RDP server running on 'V' which accepts any RDP
connection without a prompt. But an X server is not running on 'L' so
that I cannot open an 'rdesktop' window. Is there a way to access 'V'
from 'L' purely through the command line using the RDP server running
on 'V'?
P.S.: Sorry for the abbreviations. But it got a bit confusing without
them due all the 'host's.
network. I am outside the firewall and so cannot access the computer
directly. However, I have access to a Linux host (L) which can access
'V'. Now I have an RDP server running on 'V' which accepts any RDP
connection without a prompt. But an X server is not running on 'L' so
that I cannot open an 'rdesktop' window. Is there a way to access 'V'
from 'L' purely through the command line using the RDP server running
on 'V'?
P.S.: Sorry for the abbreviations. But it got a bit confusing without
them due all the 'host's.