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Installation of xrdp on Ubuntu 20.04 lts

xrdp is a free implementation of windows RDP service . It allows users 

to access the graphical linux remote desktop (GUI) leveraging 

the same 3389 port.


To install xrdp service make sure that you are logged into the server 

either with root user or else with a non-root user having 

sudo privileges.


First of all update all the packages to the latest using 

following commands.


sudo apt update




























Now install the xfce desktop as it is a fast , lightweight and stable

desktop. You can also install other desktops  such as Mate  and 

lubuntu Desktops as per your requirement.  


sudo apt install xfce4 xfce4-goodies xorg dbus-x11 x11-server-utils




























Now installing the xrdp package on ubuntu server.


sudo apt install xrdp 























xrdp will be installed as a service on your ubuntu server . Use the 

following command to check the status of the service.


sudo systemctl status xrdp





















You need to restart the service if any changes are made to the 

configuration using following command.


sudo systemctl restart xrdp



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