Connecting to your server
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On a default FTP you can leave the port blank (It will try to use Port 21) you only need to use a port number if you have changed the FTP server settings. | On a default FTP you can leave the port blank (It will try to use Port 21) you only need to use a port number if you have changed the FTP server settings. | ||
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Once you are connected, you will be able to navigate through the folders of the server. Aswell as Uploading / Downloading files. | Once you are connected, you will be able to navigate through the folders of the server. Aswell as Uploading / Downloading files. | ||
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[[File:x2go-logo.png|150px|link=http://www.2047servers.co.uk/support/downloads/x2goclient-win.exe]] | [[File:x2go-logo.png|150px|link=http://www.2047servers.co.uk/support/downloads/x2goclient-win.exe]] | ||
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If you are using Ubuntu as your server OS. Create the session using "Session Type - GNOME" | If you are using Ubuntu as your server OS. Create the session using "Session Type - GNOME" | ||
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| + | ==RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol - Windows)== | ||
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| + | Windows OS's have a built in Remote Desktop Client for connecting to other Windows OS's including Windows Server | ||
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