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=== Connection details ===
In order to access to this windwos image, you need a remote desktop software. There are some remote desktop in different platforms.

==== Linux Users ====
To access to a windows image through Linux you have to install a specific software called "Remote Desktop". To install it:

{{{
$ sudo apt-get install rdesktop
}}}

After install it, you will be able to access to windows like this:

{{{
$ rdesktop IP-OF-WINDOWS-IMAGE
}}}

Now, you can see a new window where Windows 7 is displayed, using a graphical user interface.

=== Windows Users ===
By default, there is a program in windows called "Remote desktop" wich allows you to connecto to a remote computer through Windows. To use it, go to Start > Programs > Accesories > Remote Desktop connection. This action will launch a new program which ask you to type an user/password. When you log in the system correctly, you will be able to use it like a usual Windows computer (with a graphical user interface).

==== Authentication ====
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Windows 7 (32 bits)

Windows 7 professional virtual machine.

Details

Name
IFCA Windows 7 (32 bit)
Created
2012-09-14T10:45:37Z
Updated
2012-10-08T13:34:20Z
Status
ACTIVE
Supported by
IFCA
ID
27d53bf1-bb3f-4a03-b57b-5cdcddea5831
Minimum Disk
0
Minimum Ram
0
Architecture
i386

Description

This is a Windows 7 professional virtual machine.

Usage

Due to licensing issues, usage of this image is restricted to individual users requesting it.

Connection details

In order to access to this windwos image, you need a remote desktop software. There are some remote desktop in different platforms.

Linux Users

To access to a windows image through Linux you have to install a specific software called "Remote Desktop". To install it: 

$ sudo apt-get install rdesktop

After install it, you will be able to access to windows like this: 

$ rdesktop IP-OF-WINDOWS-IMAGE

Now, you can see a new window where Windows 7 is displayed, using a graphical user interface.

Windows Users

By default, there is a program in windows called "Remote desktop" wich allows you to connecto to a remote computer through Windows. To use it, go to Start > Programs > Accesories > Remote Desktop connection. This action will launch a new program which ask you to type an user/password. When you log in the system correctly, you will be able to use it like a usual Windows computer (with a graphical user interface).

Authentication

NEED REV

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