If you are connecting from a cellular device, confirm you are on your local WiFi rather than on mobile data.Check you are on the same network as the remote server.Check both you and the server have a valid Internet connection.(If you haven't installed GNOME Shell extensions before, install the Extension Manager first, then search within that app for 'Allow Locked Remote Desktop') Alternatively, install the Allow Locked Remote Desktop GNOME extension. GNOME's implementation of Remote Desktop requires this. Check the computer is connected to a screen.(Consider turning off sleep if you want to connect at any time). Check the remote computer is on and unlocked.If you want Remote control, turn that on too. Remote Desktop > Remote Desktop should be on.Using Ubuntu 22.04 and later, check Settings > Sharing > header should be marked on.Check remote access to the server is enabled.

Network, and that remote access is enabled. Make sure the remote computer is turned on and connected to the The remote computer is not available on the network.Remote access to the server is not enabled.Remote Desktop can't connect to the remote computer for one of these Let's go in depth on each of the three categories listed below. There's several possible causes for the following error on Windows using Remote Desktop Connection. Here is a list of links i checked so far - beware some of the information provided by these links might be misleading - the situation seems to be quite confusing as of 2022-11. It seems as of 2022-11 you can either have remote desktop sharing with wayland or screen sharing via zoom but not both at the same time! Screen Share Not working in Ubuntu 22.04 (In all platforms zoom, teams, google meet, anydesk, etc.,).Please also note the followup screen sharing issue: To avoid the session to disconnect itself when the screen save kicks in you might want to change Settings/Privacy/Screen Otherwise you might see an error message such as: I was only successful for two of the systems so far - and both do not have xrdrp installed!įirst you might want to note that you need proper authentication - a password is generated which you need to use In my environment i have got 4 Ubuntu 22.04 LTS systems on which i am trying to get RDP Screensharing to work. Installing xrdp is counter is helpful already but missing the screenshots you see below.

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