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rdesktop:tldr:b26ce
This command is used to start a remote desktop session using the rdesktop tool. Here is the explanation of the different components of the command:
-
rdesktop
: It is the command to start the rdesktop tool. -
-u ${username}
: It specifies the username for the remote desktop session. The${username}
is a placeholder that should be replaced with the actual username you want to use. -
-p ${password}
: It specifies the password for the remote desktop session. The${password}
is a placeholder that should be replaced with the actual password you want to use. -
-g 1366x768
: It sets the resolution of the remote desktop session to 1366x768 pixels. This can be modified to match the desired resolution for your session. -
${host:port}
: It specifies the hostname and port of the remote machine you want to connect to. The${host}
is a placeholder for the remote machine's hostname or IP address, and the${port}
is a placeholder for the port number (if applicable) to connect to the remote machine. You need to replace these placeholders with the actual hostname/IP and port number of the machine you want to connect to.
So, when you run this command with appropriate values and execute it, a remote desktop session will be initiated using the specified username, password, resolution, and connecting to the provided host and port.