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How to connect to a Plesk server via RDP with available credentials

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Ivan Kamnev
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How to connect to a Plesk server via RDP with available credentials

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Note: In case the RDP credentials are unknown, contact your Hosting Provider with the request to provide them.
The steps below are applicable only to accounts that have administrator privileges.

From Windows

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  1. Press the combination "Windows + R" buttons to start the Run utility.
  2. In the appeared window type mstsc and press the OK button:
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  3. In the next window specify the IP of the server you want to connect:
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  4. After specify the credentials of the user that has administrator privileges and press the OK button:
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  5. When the message below will be shown, press the Yes button to finish the connection:
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From Linux
  1. Open Terminal Console in Applications > Terminal:
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    Note: the location of the Terminal Console depends on the installed Linux OS.

  2. Install the xfreerdp utility by executing the command:
    • For RHEL based systems (CentOS/CloudLinux):

      # yum install freerdp -y

    • For Debian based systems (Ubuntu/Debian):

      # apt-get install freerdp-x11 -y

  3. Run the command below to start the RDP connection:

    # xfreerdp -g 1920x1080 -u username 203.0.13.2

    Note: replace the username and 203.0.13.2 IP address with the corresponding RPD login credentials of the server you want to connect.

  4. When the message below will be shown, type Y and press Enter button:

    CONFIG_TEXT: Do you trust the above certificates? (Y/T/N)

From Mac OS

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  1. Go to App Store:
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  2. Find and install the Microsoft Remote Desktop 10 software by pressing Get and after Install buttons.

    Note: in case the form below will be shown, specify the credentials from the Apple ID account and press the Sign in button:

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  3. Open the installed Microsoft Remote Desktop 10 software and press the Add PC button:
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  4. In the PC name field specify the IP address or hostname of the server you want to connect and after press the Add button:
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  5. Click on the added connection from the previous step:
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  6. Specify the RDP login credentials of the server you want to connect and after press the Continue button:
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  7. When the message below will be shown, press the Continue button:
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