Debian fresh install configuration
Installing/Enabling SSH
Installing OpenSSH
# Update package list
sudo apt update
# Install OpenSSH server
sudo apt install openssh-server
# Check the status of SSH service (this should start automaticlly after OpenSSH gets installed)
sudo systemctl status ssh
# Enable SSH service on Boot
sudo systemctl enable ssh
Enabling ufw Rule
# Install Firewall ufw
sudo apt install ufw
# Allow SSH traffic on default prot 22
sudo ufw allow ssh
# If the step above fails, try this
sudo ufw allow 22/tcp
XRDP X11
This has been tested on Debian 13 First, make sure that you have a Desktop Environment installed, I have only tested this on XFCE4
sudo pacman -S xrdp
Reboot, the server/desktop and now you should be able to access the server/desktop remotely by using a RDP client, see [[Awesome - Linux Applications#Remote Tools]] for apps to use in your platform