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Now go to that folder in your terminal and use. Sudo apt install./anydesk2.9.6-1amd64.deb. Install AnyDesk in Ubuntu Server Raspberry PI 4 image via Terminal. Windows 2008 R2 Server with RDP enabled (no RD-session or terminal services licensing), fully patched. RDP connection over public IP w/ non-standard RDP port. I have found a temporary (band-aide) fix for the issue.

XP/VS Server is a cost effective multi-user Remote Desktop access solution for Windows using the standard Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP).

Installing XP/VS Server allows an unlimited number of users to remotely access all their Windows Desktops and Applications simultaneously.

Because compatible Remote Desktop Connection client software is already preinstalled on most devices and operating systems, seamless integration into existing networks without any hardware or software changes is assured.

XP/VS Server is suitable for small and medium enterprises and offers premium support services.

Please see the following screen-shot for details:

Deployment of Thinstuff´s XP/VS Terminal Server enables cost savings in licensing, hardware, service and support:

A big cost saving potential in licensing because XP/VS Server is very cost effective compared to most other Server Based Computing (SBC) solutions and even more cost effective compared with traditional client/server installations
A big cost saving potential on hardware because you can use cost effective Thin Clients instead of full Windows PCs on the client side
A big cost saving potential in service and support because you can centralise application and user management on the server side instead of maintaining many individual client PCs

The following table shows the basic features of the 3 different XP/VS versions

XP/VS Server versions:	Lite	Standard	Professional
Features Version 1.x
Remote Control Mirroring of Remote Desktop sessions for support purposes (not supported in Windows 8/Server 2012; limited available since Windows 8.1)
Starting single applications instead of a full Windows Desktop in Remote Desktop sessions (not seamless)
Access to server devices and resources in Remote Desktop sessions
Following client devices and resources can be used inside of Remote Desktop sessions: printers, clipboard, smart cards, ports (COM, LPT), drives*
Remote audio from server to client in Remote Desktop sessions (audio downstream)*
Audio recording from client to server in Remote Desktop sessions (audio upstream)**
Windows Media Player redirection from server to client in Remote Desktop sessions**
TS Easy Print (Client side printer driver support) With TS Easy Print no printer drivers have to be installed on the server**
TS RemoteApp (Seamless Windows): Same as TSXRemoteApp but does not work if XP/VS Server is installed on Windows XP, Vista or Server 2003
True Multimonitor support Applications behave in RDP sessions spanning over multiple monitors the same as locally (maximize over just 1 monitor etc.)**
Aero Glass Remoting Support of 3D effects and transparency over RDP (not on Windows 7 Starter and Home Basic - only works on certain operating systems. Aero Glass Remoting FAQ entry https://faq.thinstuff.com/index.php?solution_id=1060)
Enhanced Application Compatibility Compatibility mode for legacy applications which are not Terminal Server capable
Domain authentication of Remote Desktop users (The XP/VS Server system must be member of a Windows Server Domain - does not work on Windows Home Editions)

* not supported if XP/VS Server is installed on Vista Home operating systems
** only works if XP/VS Server is installed on Windows 7 or Server 2008 R2

The following table shows the optional features of the 3 different XP/VS versions per 07/12/2010

XP/VS Server versions:	Lite	Standard	Professional
TSXRemoteApp (Seamless Windows) Allows publishing of single applications seamlessly instead of publishing a complete desktop session. Applications published with TSX RemoteApp appear on the client desktop as if they were local Works on all operating systems including Windows XP, Vista and Server 2003 (not supported in Windows 8/8.1/10 and Server 2012 (R2)/2016/2019) (requires TSX Remote Desktop Connection client on the client system)
TSXSession Broker (Load Balancing) Based on server load values incoming RDP sessions are automatically assigned to individual servers in multiple server environments (The XP/VS Server system must be member of a Windows Server Domain - does not work on Windows Home editions, Windows 8/8.1./10/ Windows Server 2012 (R2)/2016/2019)
TSXUSB Allows you to use all client attached USB devices in your Remote Desktop session as if they were directly attached to the local USB port of the server. This is useful for e.g. USB flatbed scanners, MFC devices (printer, scanner, fax), handhelds, mobile phones, webcams etc. (Please note USB 3.0 is not supported)
RemoteFX Basically RemoteFX for Thinstuff XP/VS Terminal Services gives you the same features as Microsoft RemoteFX on Windows 2008R2 Remote Desktop Session Host (RemoteFX/RDSH). Please also note that RemoteFX for Thinstuff Terminal Services requires a XP/VS Professional license to work.
TSX Gateway A highly secure RDP-VPN solution for Windows which encapsulates the standard Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) over HTTPS.

Note !!! Standard Single Language Packages are right now NOT supported ! The following table shows the supported operating systems

XP/VS Server Versions:	Lite	Standard	Professional
Supported Server Operating Systems x86 (32-Bit) and x64 (64-Bit)
Windows XP All versions including XP Home
Windows Vista All versions including Vista Home Basic and Home Premium
Windows 7, 8,8.1,10 All versions including Windows 7 Starter, Home Basic and Home Premium / Windows 8/8.1/10 Home (Standard), Professional and Enterprise
Windows Server 2003/2008/2008 R2/2012/2012 R2/2016/2019 All versions including Small Business Server (also 2011), Web Server and Foundation Server (without the Terminal Services / Remote Desktop Services Role), Windows Server 2012 (R2) /2016 / 2019 - all versions, also Essentials and Foundation

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AnyDesk enables remote control of external PCs via the Internet; it is a free remote desktop application for personal usage and one of the best alternatives to TeamViewer. Here we will see how to install AnyDesk on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS using its repository and command terminal.

What is Remote desktop software?

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Software such as AnyDesk or TeamViewer allows a person to access a computer which is not physically in the reach. You can use the remote computer as you are using yours. According to the AnyDesk developers it uses TLS1.2 technology, which is also used for online banking services and is generally considered to be secure. In order to verify each connection, the RSA 2048 procedure is used for the asymmetrical key exchange.

Not only for Linux, but AnyDesk is also available for Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, FreeBSD, Raspberry Pi and Chrome OS.

Steps to install Anydesk in ubuntu 20.04 via terminal

The commands are given here to download and setup AnyDesk were executed on Ubuntu 20.04, however, they can be used for Ubuntu 19.04/18.04/16.04 as well.

1. Open Command Terminal

Go to Activities and search for Terminal or simply use the keyboard shortcut CTRL+ALT+T.

2. Add Key

To ensure that the AnyDesk packages we will receive are from the original sources add the following key on your Ubuntu system.

3. Add AnyDesk Repository in Ubuntu 20.04

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Although, we can download AnyDesk Debian packages directly from its official website, however, to make the article purely command-line based, we are using its official repository.

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4. Update the system

Now, to let the system know that we have added some new repository, run the system update command which will flush and recognize the AnyDesk repo to download its packages.

5. Install AnyDesk via command

Finally, everything is ready, just issue the below single command in your Ubuntu 20.04 Terminal to download and install AnyDesk.

The output for the above command:

6. Run AnyDesk

Go to Activities and click on the AnyDesk icon, and soon it will start for you to get the remote access of other computer using the same application.

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Uninstall AnyDesk from Ubuntu

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In case, you don’t want to run AnyDesk remote desktop application on your Ubuntu computer then here is the command to uninstall it and remove its repository.