I was on Kubuntu 26.04 and thinking it was the problem, I forced an upgrade to 26.10, so I could get KDE 6.7. As there have been fixes and improvements for KRDP.
Computer one is on Windows 11 Pro. This will be called C1 in this post.
Computer two is on Kubuntu 26.10 This will be called C2 in this post.
C2 had Kubuntu installed, and the RDP from C1 to C2 worked, then for some reason, I formatted and reinstalled Kubuntu on C2, in an attempt to fix a different issue.
Now I cannot get RDP to work from C1 to C2. I can remote in Via SSH so I know the IP address works. The network connection is good.
No settings for RDP on C1 have been changed. Those have remained the same, minus what ever windows updates have come out in the past several months.
When RDP was working, I had a dedicated Nvidia 2060 installed, and have since removed it, and gone to on board graphics.
I just want this machine to be a media station, and VM server. But want a GUI installed. I do not want to walk over to it, every time I want to make a change to something that requires a GUI.
Does KRDP need a graphics card installed? Everything is enabled for KRDP, all the proper settings are in place.
RDP tries to connect, then just asks for the password again. I use bitvise which is based on Putty, and windows RDP.
The way bitvise works is you connect via SSH. Once connected, it has a RDP connection it can do over SSH. Kind of neat. I use that instead of Windows RDP, as Microshaft has made changes to Windows RDP that just do not work for the average user. Please let me know what logs and how to get them are needed.
Computer one is on Windows 11 Pro. This will be called C1 in this post.
Computer two is on Kubuntu 26.10 This will be called C2 in this post.
C2 had Kubuntu installed, and the RDP from C1 to C2 worked, then for some reason, I formatted and reinstalled Kubuntu on C2, in an attempt to fix a different issue.
Now I cannot get RDP to work from C1 to C2. I can remote in Via SSH so I know the IP address works. The network connection is good.
No settings for RDP on C1 have been changed. Those have remained the same, minus what ever windows updates have come out in the past several months.
When RDP was working, I had a dedicated Nvidia 2060 installed, and have since removed it, and gone to on board graphics.
I just want this machine to be a media station, and VM server. But want a GUI installed. I do not want to walk over to it, every time I want to make a change to something that requires a GUI.
Does KRDP need a graphics card installed? Everything is enabled for KRDP, all the proper settings are in place.
RDP tries to connect, then just asks for the password again. I use bitvise which is based on Putty, and windows RDP.
The way bitvise works is you connect via SSH. Once connected, it has a RDP connection it can do over SSH. Kind of neat. I use that instead of Windows RDP, as Microshaft has made changes to Windows RDP that just do not work for the average user. Please let me know what logs and how to get them are needed.
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