Make a note of the IP address, then open it in your browser to display the router's admin console. You can use the ip r command for this, with grep to specify the default: ip r | grep default Start by establishing the IP address of the router. To access a computer on another network (e.g., your work network), you need to enable port forwarding on the router where your Ubuntu PC is located. Just look for your Ubuntu device name, find the IP address, and make a note of it for later. Once signed into the router's admin console, you'll be able to see which devices are connected. Is neither of these options open? You can also connect to your router directly via your computer's browser. If the computer is connected to the network via Ethernet, look for eth0.Īnother way to find the IP address is to find the network connection icon in the panel, right-click, and select Connection Information. For instance, if you're on Wi-Fi, look for wlan0. Look for the "inet addr" against the connection you're currently using. Physically go to the Ubuntu machine, press Ctrl + Alt + T to open the Terminal, and input the command: ifconfig Find Your Ubuntu PC's IP Addressīefore you can establish remote access to your Ubuntu device from Windows over RDP or VNC, you'll need the IP address.
You can do so by using "port forwarding." However, you'll need the IP address before you set this up. To use VNC and RDP with a PC on a different network, you'll need to enable access to the remote computer via its router.
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