11-13-2015, 10:41 PM
You can use SSH to login remotely. It is all done via the command line/terminal. Port to open on router is 22. See here for set up:
Then login to the remote server with:
where yourremoteusername is self explanatory and remoteipaddress is the ip address of the remote machine.
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Code:
sudo apt-get install openssh-server
Code:
sudo service ssh restart
Then login to the remote server with:
Code:
ssh yourremoteusername@remoteipaddress
where yourremoteusername is self explanatory and remoteipaddress is the ip address of the remote machine.
Just for future reference, please start a new thread for each question. Combining several questions into one thread can put people off supporting your queries due to the overwhelming content. Thanks

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