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title: Install Chrome Remote Desktop on Your Netcup Server
description: Learn how to install and configure Chrome Remote Desktop on your Netcup server to access it remotely.
title: Install Chrome Remote Desktop on Your netcup Server
description: Learn how to install and configure Chrome Remote Desktop on your netcup server to access it remotely.
level: intermediate
updated_at: 2023-05-12
slug: setup-chrome-remote-desktop
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# Introduction
In this tutorial, you will learn how to install and configure Chrome Remote Desktop on your Netcup server to access it remotely.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to install and configure Chrome Remote Desktop on your netcup server to access it remotely.
> Chrome Remote Desktop is a remote desktop software tool, developed by Google, that allows a user to remotely control another computer's desktop over the internet. With Chrome Remote Desktop, users can securely access files, applications and desktops from anywhere, allowing for remote collaboration and troubleshooting.
This tutorial assumes that you have a basic understanding of the Linux command line and have a Netcup server set up.
This tutorial assumes that you have a basic understanding of the Linux command line and have a netcup server set up.
The estimated time for completing this tutorial is 10-15 minutes.
# Requirements
* Server (root or VPS)
* A current install of Ubuntu or Debian
* Google Chrome browser installed on your local machine
# Step 1 - Installing Chrome Remote Desktop
1. Log in to your Netcup Server Control Panel: https://www.servercontrolpanel.de
2. Click on the Screen option available on the left side of the window to open a VNC console where you can use the terminal to run commands.
1. Log in to your netcup Server Control Panel: https://www.servercontrolpanel.de
2. Click on the "Screen" option available on the left side of the window to open a VNC console where you can use the terminal to run commands.
3. Update the package index and install wget:
```
sudo apt update
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```
2. On your local computer, using your Google Chrome browser, go to the remote desktop command line setup page: https://remotedesktop.google.com/headless
> Note: If you're not already signed in with your Google Account, then you'll need to sign in. This will be the account used for authorizing remote access.
3. In the Set up another computer section, click Begin.
4. Since you've already installed Chrome Remote Desktop on your remote machine, click Next to skip to the next page.
5. Click Authorize to allow Chrome Remote Desktop to access your account. If you're logged into multiple accounts, then you'll have to select which account you want to allow access to.
3. In the "Set up another computer" section, click "Begin".
4. Since you've already installed Chrome Remote Desktop on your remote machine, click "Next" to skip to the next page.
5. Click "Authorize" to allow Chrome Remote Desktop to access your account. If you're logged into multiple accounts, then you'll have to select which account you want to allow access to.
6. Copy the command displayed on the page. It should look something like this:
```
DISPLAY= /opt/google/chrome-remote-desktop/start-host \
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![Create Repo](images/create-repo.png)
8. In this repository, create a new file named verify.sh and paste the command you copied in the previous step.
8. In this repository, create a new file named "verify.sh" and paste the command you copied in the previous step.
9. Save and commit the file.
![Add Verify Script](images/verify-sh.png)
10. Click on the Raw button to view the raw contents of the file. Copy the URL of the raw file. The URL looks like this:
10. Click on the "Raw" button to view the raw contents of the file. Copy the URL of the raw file. The URL looks like this:
```
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Nishantbhagat57/netcupserver/main/verify.sh
```
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12. If prompted to enter a name for the computer, enter anything you like. When prompted to enter a PIN with at least 6 digits, enter any PIN you'd like to use. You'll use this PIN as a password when connecting to the remote desktop in Google Chrome.
# Step 3 - Connect to the Remote Machine via Chrome Remote Desktop
# Step 3 - Connect to the remote machine via Chrome Remote Desktop
1. On your local computer, visit the Chrome Remote Desktop website: https://remotedesktop.google.com/access
2. If you're not logged into the Google Account that you used to generate the command earlier, then make sure to log back in. The remote machine that you've set up is tied to the Google Account.
3. Under Remote devices, you should see the name you entered earlier for your remote machine. Click on it to connect.
3. Under "Remote devices", you should see the name you entered earlier for your remote machine. Click on it to connect.
![Chrome Remote Desktop](images/chrome-remote-desktop.png)
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![Remote Desktop Connected](images/netcup-chrome-remote-desktop.png)
# Conclusion
Congratulations! You have successfully installed and configured Chrome Remote Desktop on your Netcup server and can now access it remotely.
If you encounter any issues during the installation or configuration process, feel free to refer to the official Chrome Remote Desktop documentation or contact Netcup support for assistance.
Congratulations! You have successfully installed and configured Chrome Remote Desktop on your netcup server and can now access it remotely.
If you encounter any issues during the installation or configuration process, feel free to refer to the official Chrome Remote Desktop documentation.
Thank you for following this tutorial and happy remote desktopping!
Thank you for following this tutorial and happy remote desktoping!
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