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              /usr/local/bin/vncviewer <IP Address> &

Using xfreerdp

1. Make sure you have a netconfig entry for the PC on the ICS network.
2. Try pinging the PC from a host on the ICS subnet. 

3. Start an xfreerdp session 

   Code Block
   xfreerdp -g 1920x1280 -u USERNAME -p PASSWORD --ignore-certificate NETCONFIGNAME/IP

Troubleshooting

1. Make sure the PC is on and not asleep.
2. Make sure the PC is on the right subnet and the host has access to that subnet (not all hosts have access to ICS).
3. Make sure the PC has its IP address manually set to its netconfig-assigned IP address.
4. Make sure the PC is pingable from the host.
5. Check the Windows 7/10 Prerequisites above to make sure the PC is configured to allow rdp sessions.
6. Try prepending NO_PROXY=NETCONFIGNAME/IP to your xfreerdp command in case you are using a proxy.