I'm managing 20 servers across my country with static IPs and I need to leave them configured in an Ubuntu 22.04 environment. I want them to have Wi-Fi access and AnyDesk installed. Can anyone suggest programs or methods to achieve this?
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Why do you need a GUI for your servers? I'd recommend sticking with a command line interface unless there's a specific function that requires GUI apps.
If you're looking for GUI options, I’ve had great success with ThinLinc. It’s been my go-to for the past couple of years and works really well for remote access.
Thanks for the tip! I'll definitely check out ThinLinc.
It seems your requirements might be a bit vague. Why exactly do you want to set these servers up with AnyDesk? And are you looking for a Wi-Fi solution specifically? If you have KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) access, that's great for installing a new OS. If not, you might want to consider using WSL2 instead of changing the OS.
Yeah, I'm curious about the need for AnyDesk on servers too. Why not just use SSH?
Good point! SSH is one of the most common methods for server access.
Right? Most server management can be done just fine without a GUI!