You can't be logged on already with that account.You can't use the Unity Desktop, so your rdp has connect you to a completely different OS UI than what you would use as the Ubuntu standard.Even if I had, though, it seems that this is weak setup anyway, because: I made progress, but never managed to fully solve it. I tried endless 'solutions' that I found posted all over the web. I spent at least 8 hours fighting the battle to connect from Windows 10 to Ubuntu 16 via xrpd and Windows rdp. It's not worth it - there is a better & less painful solution: X11VNC My question now is how do I set up xrdp to listen to port 5910? I believe that i have found a large issue. When I run this command: sudo netstat -peant | grep '127.0.0.1' and I scroll through, I do not see anything connected to port 5910. Ok, so when I run this command: sudo netstat -peant | grep ':5910 '

Srdp_mm_process_login_response:login successful for displayĬould the issue be that my Ubuntu machine is not listening to port 5910? WHat do you guys think? If so, how can I make sure that Ubuntu is listening to port 5910? Sending login info to session manager, please wait. However, when I go to rdp from windows, I am able to connect and type in username and password but when I do, I get the following error: Connecting to sesman IP 127.0.0.1 port 3350 I believe that it is an issue of the Ubuntu machine not listening on a port. I have been at it for quite some time now and I think that I need help. I am running into another issue where the XRDP is not working.

Windows 10 rdp client not working