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Thank you for this suggestion. I am not familiar with x2go yet. So how does this work? Does X2go replace VNC completely or do I install X2go and then log into the computer using VNC?

I recently installed Ubuntu 22.04 LTS on a HP Compaq Elite 8300 PC. My purpose was to connect this PC to my network and if I need anything done in the network, I would control this PC using Real VNC...

What I meant by "private IP" is that it is the IP given to my computer by my router or dhcp server. Our connection has 1 static IP provided by the ISP, then the ISP's router provides the IP to...

I'm looking for something without 3rd party subscription.

Hi thefu, I actually tried x2go. I installed it. The viewer side is asking me to put an IP address. If the viewer is within the LAN it is as easy an entering the local IP address, but through the...

Hi the cog, yes. Basically they will be on the same subnet but different network. I think your answer makes the most sense. Thank you. I will try something else then.

Hi everyone,

I have a computer with 2 LAN ports.

SERVER 1 has 2 LAN ports:
LAN port 1 will connect to LAN "A"
LAN port 2 will connect to LAN "B"

The Computers connected to LAN "A" are...

Hi everyone,

Ive been experimenting with remote access. Aside from the obvious team viewer and anydesk, there are other alternatives such as nomachine, VNC viewer, etc...

Doing this over LAN...

Thanks Fu.

Hi,

Every now and then, someone plugs in a router into our LAN with its own DHCP. This DHCP starts handling IPs to some computers and these computers cannot communicate with the rest of the...

Hi everyone,

If I connect my printer to an ubuntu machine running CUPS and SAMBA, and share the printer to the network, will my windows PC be able to access the printer and use the manufacturer's...

I checked out SPICE. It looks really cool! Thank you for the referral. Ill go try it out.

I agree with having multiple users per VM instead of 1 is to 1. The 1 is to 1 is due to software licence issues. With Linux, it's not a problem.

ll do the testing and scaling up slowly.

First, I would like to thank you for really answering my questions on the more than 20+ threads Ive been writing on. The system Im doing is a work in...

1 VM can handle the 5 subnets, and that should be able to free up resources, but considering that DHCP consumes such a low amount of resources, will it be more secure to have them in separate VMs? ...

Dear everyone,

I want to create a server which will virtualize office computers here at work. The virtual computers' desktop will be accessible through remote access either by RDP or some other...

Well, none of the DHCP should be available on the internet. Besides the DHCP, Im thinking of putting another VM to run a firewall such as PFsense (or ubuntu running squid), as well as virtualized...

Yeah, I plan to virtualize some of the office computers and have the access their "computer" through remote desktop protocol. I need to test how many we can put in before they start experiencing...

OK. so the physical NIC is overwritten by the driver. That is so cool. So that's how it works. OK, Im putting all of these concepts into my design.
You mentioned hypervisor. Do I need this if I...

Thanks. Yeah, I am thinking of trying out puppy linux so the space will be smaller with the host being ubuntu, although I would like to stick to ubuntu so I dont have to study new command lines and...

There will be a total of 5 networks, so Ill be putting up 5VMs with a NIC attached to each one

The smallest network just has around 5 computers
The largest network has around 30 computers. It...

Hi guys,

I am currently designing my network. I will be virtualizing my DHCP and DNS servers. I have the impression that the DHCP can be handled by small consumer grade products as well as...

Is the MAC address physically embedded in the NIC? If I have 3 VMs sharing a NIC on bridge mode, will the MAC addresses of each VM be different? If yes, I presume it is the VM that generates the...

thanks. This is very helpful

Is there any particular reason why I would use NAT over bridged or vice versa? Is it like just preference?