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#101
I installed Rdesktop 1.7-maemo1. But: as soon (the very second I click "Ok") as I try to connect the application tells me
"Rdesktop cannot work properly as there is some problem with the connection network"

Any hint? Connected via 3G vodafone (APN web).
 
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#102
Originally Posted by HugoSon View Post
I installed Rdesktop 1.7-maemo1. But: as soon (the very second I click "Ok") as I try to connect the application tells me
"Rdesktop cannot work properly as there is some problem with the connection network"

Any hint? Connected via 3G vodafone (APN web).
You're trying to connect to a publicly accessibly server? The default port for remote desktop is 3389, so you need to be able to access that port through whatever APN you use. One way to confirm this is to drop to a xterm and type:

Code:
telnet <your RD host> 3389
Of course you have to have the telnet package installed (through extras-devel I think).
 
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#103
Originally Posted by hypnotik View Post
...The default port for remote desktop is 3389...
The server does not use the default RDP port; so I'm entering the RDP IP in this way: 123.123.123.123:1234
 
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#104
Originally Posted by HugoSon View Post
The server does not use the default RDP port; so I'm entering the RDP IP in this way: 123.123.123.123:1234
Are you able to connect to that port using telnet?
 
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#105
Nope - "could not resolve 123.123.123.123:1234/ telnet: Name or service not known"
 
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#106
ok - entering the telnet command correct (with a blank instead of I'm connected to the server.

Last edited by HugoSon; 2009-12-11 at 16:55.
 
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#107
I just tested rdesktop (n900->win7) and vnc viewer (n900->snow leopard) and both work great (though vnc is SLOW for some reason) by IP address. In both cases I could not use the host name.

since you can't ping as a non-root user at all, I gainedroot and pinged both by hostname and ip. IP worked, and hostname did not. I then tried to ping www.google.com and that worked fine.

So that seems to be the crux of the issue. Perhaps the n900 is using the data connection for DNS resolution instead of the WLAN? I KNOW my router properly resolves the local hostnames with DNSMasq. Anyone have any idea as to a fix?
 
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#108
Anyone know how to press "F4" in rDesctop from the n900?
thanks,
Tim.
 
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#109
I would also like to know this as well. Also is there a way to do ALT+F4? I use this key combination to put my pc into hibernation when I am finished. Thanks
 

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#110
Originally Posted by nstavr View Post
I would also like to know this as well. Also is there a way to do ALT+F4? I use this key combination to put my pc into hibernation when I am finished. Thanks
If you just want to hibernate your remote PC, you could create a desktop shortcut to do that.

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