Joseph wrote:
I need a solution to access Windows XP program running on VirtualBox.
I've Windows XP running via VB and I need to run one of Windows XP
program from few other machines.
I was thinking maybe I'll install run LTSP but I'm not sure it will work. I
think I could create VPN between
On 03/14/09 21:05, Nikos Chantziaras wrote:
Joseph wrote:
I need a solution to access Windows XP program running on VirtualBox.
I've Windows XP running via VB and I need to run one of Windows XP program
from few other machines.
I was thinking maybe I'll install run LTSP but I'm not sure it
Joseph wrote:
On 03/14/09 21:05, Nikos Chantziaras wrote:
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VirtualBox supports RDP. You can connect to it with any RDP client.
I use KRDC for this. I start the XP virtual machine with:
VBoxHeadless -startvm Windows XP
This will run the VM but will not display anything. You connect
On 03/14/09 21:54, Nikos Chantziaras wrote:
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To run it in foreground, you can start it just as before (that is, without
using VBoxHeadless) but you need to enable RDP in VirtualBox's settings.
VBoxHeadless is only for the case where you don't want to run it in the
foreground on the PC
Joseph wrote:
On 03/14/09 21:54, Nikos Chantziaras wrote:
[snip]
To run it in foreground, you can start it just as before (that is,
without using VBoxHeadless) but you need to enable RDP in VirtualBox's
settings. VBoxHeadless is only for the case where you don't want to
run it in the
On 03/15/09 00:59, Nikos Chantziaras wrote:
[snip]
XP (that is good), but:
1.) the terminal I'm connecting to has to accept my connection, is it
possible to set it up so I connect to it automatically.
2.) I'm taking control of the mouse and keyboard of the remote workstation
(in this case my
Joseph wrote:
On 03/15/09 00:59, Nikos Chantziaras wrote:
[snip]
XP (that is good), but:
1.) the terminal I'm connecting to has to accept my connection, is it
possible to set it up so I connect to it automatically.
2.) I'm taking control of the mouse and keyboard of the remote
workstation (in
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