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-====== Remote access ======
+====== Remote Access ======
-===== Access a remote terminal with SSH =====
+===== Access a Remote Terminal with SSH =====
-SSH (Secure SHell) provides secure access to a terminal session on your board.
+SSH (Secure Shell) provides secure access to a terminal session on your board.
-You can access the terminal of a board remotely from another computer on the same network using the Secure SHell (SSH) protocol.
+You can access the terminal of a board remotely from another computer on the same network using the Secure Shell (SSH) protocol.
-==== Connect to an SSH server ====
+==== Connect to an SSH Server ====
-Open a terminal window on your computer and enter the following command, replacing the ''ip address'' placeholder \\
+Open a terminal window on your computer and enter the following command, replacing the ''ip address'' placeholder with the IP address of the board you are connecting to and ''username'' with your username (e.g., the default username is ''khadas''):
-with the IP address of the board you are trying to connect to and ''username'' with your username, e.g. the default \\
-username is ''khadas'':
 ```shell
 ssh <username>@<ip address>
 ```
-When the connection works, you will see a security warning. Type ''yes'' to continue. You will only see this warning the first time you connect.
+When the connection is established, you will see a security warning. Type ''yes'' to continue. You will only see this warning the first time you connect.
-Enter your account password when prompted. e.g. the default password is ''khadas''.
+Enter your account password when prompted (e.g., the default password is ''khadas'').
-You should now see the command prompt:
+You should now see a command prompt similar to the following:
 ```shell
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 ```
-===== Access a remote desktop with RDP =====
+===== Access a Remote Desktop with RDP =====
-Remote Desktop Protocol ([[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remote_Desktop_Protocol | RDP]]) is a proprietary protocol developed by Microsoft Corporation which provides a user with a graphical interface \\
+Remote Desktop Protocol ([[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remote_Desktop_Protocol | RDP]]) is a proprietary protocol developed by Microsoft Corporation. It provides a user with a graphical interface to connect to another computer over a network connection. The user uses RDP client software for this purpose, while the target computer must run RDP server software.
-to connect to another computer over a network connection. The user employs RDP client software for this purpose, while the other computer \\
-must run RDP server software.
 ==== Enable the RDP server ====
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 ```
-After reboot, goto ''Settings->''
+After reboot, goto ''Settings->System->Remote Desktop->Remote Login'', click ''Unlock'' and enter your password:
+{{:products:sbc:common:configurations:remote-login-24-04-1.webp?600|}}
+Enable ''Remote Login'' and set up username and password in the ''Login Details'' section:
+{{:products:sbc:common:configurations:remote-login-24-04-2.webp?600|}}
+<WRAP important >
+**You need to log out before you can log in with RDP client.**
+</WRAP>
 === Ubuntu 22.04 ===
-Goto ''Settings->Sharing->Remote Desktop'', enable ''Remote Desktop'' and ''Remote Control'', and change the default authentication password if you want \\
+Go to ''Settings->Sharing->Remote Desktop'', enable ''Remote Desktop'' and ''Remote Control'', and change the default authentication password under the ''Authentication'' section if desired:
-under ''Authentication'' section.
 {{:products:sbc:common:configurations:remote-desktop.webp?600|}}
 <WRAP important >
-**Enable auto login**
+**Enable Auto Login**
-You will not be able to login remotely if there are no active user sessions, so you need to enable auto login. Goto ''Settings->Users'', and click Unlock:
+You will not be able to log in remotely if there are no active user sessions, so you need to enable auto login. Go to ''Settings->Users'' and click ''unlock'':
 {{:products:sbc:common:configurations:auto-login-1.webp?600|}}
-Then enter your password and turn on the Automatic login switch:
+Then enter your password and turn on the ''Automatic login'' switch:
 {{:products:sbc:common:configurations:auto-login-2.webp?600|}}</WRAP>
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-==== Connect to a RDP server ====
+==== Connect to an RDP server ====
+<WRAP tip >
+If you get a black screen, please close the RDP client and try again.
+</WRAP>
-=== Connect on Windows system ===
+=== Connect on Windows ===
-Just open ''Remote Desktop Connection'' app, enter the IP address and click connect and enter the username and password.
+Open the ''Remote Desktop Connection'' application, enter the IP address, click ''Connect'', and then enter the username and password.
-=== Connect on Linux system ===
+=== Connect on Linux ===
 You need to install ''Remmina'':
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 ```
-Open ''Remmina'' select ''RDP'' and enter the IP address and press ''Enter'' to enter the username and password, then click ''OK'':
+Open ''Remmina'', select ''RDP'', enter the IP address, and press ''Enter''. Then enter the username and password and click ''OK'':
 {{:products:sbc:common:configurations:linux-rdp-1.webp?600|}}
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 {{:products:sbc:common:configurations:linux-rdp-3.webp?600|}}
-=== Connect on macOS system ===
+=== Connect on macOS ===
-You can install ''Microsoft Remote Desktop'' client from Apple App Store to connect to a RDP server.
+You can install the ''Microsoft Remote Desktop'' client from the Apple App Store to connect to an RDP server.

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