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Cloud computing is the future and Amazon's AWS system is leading the charge. Here is a script we've written to help new comers learn how to start a linux instance, modify it for their needs, and save the instance for later use in S3.
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DISCLAIMER: Only an experienced Linux professional should perform updates to Linux servers. Doing it yourself can cause severe damage. These notes do not come with any warranty of any kind so please don't blow up your server and blame us. |
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Require Encryption
Windows XP defaults to allowing minimal or no encryption on remote desktop connections.
Click Start - Run - "%SystemRoot%\system32\gpedit.msc /s" to get to the Group Policy Editor. (See picture below.)
From here, go to Computer Configuration - Administrative Templates - Windows Components - Terminal Services - Encryption and Security.
Changing the RDP Port
You can also move the terminal services port from 3389 to another port by changing the registry key at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server\WinStations\RDP-Tcp from 3389 to something else like 8001. You will then need to specify the port when you connect to your system. Connect with something like "mycomputer.example.tld:8001" instead of "mycomputer.example.tld" |
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Windows XP came out with a new configurable area. We'll be dealing with Windows XP services here. You will find these services in your Start, Programs menu named, "Administrative Tools". By Default Administrative Tools is not shown. You will have to enable it by opening Taskbar and Start Menu. Taskbar and Start Menu is accessible on the Classic Start Menu by clicking on Start, Settings, Taskbar and Start Menu. On the XP Start Menu you will have to get into the Control Panel and the Taskbar and Start Menu applet. Put a checkmark beside, "Display Administrative Tools. Click OK and then click on your Start, Programs, Administrative Tools and Services. |
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