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How to get Suse GUI Linux on AWS
This section describes how to launch and connect to SUSE GUI Linux in Amazon Web Services (AWS).
- Open SUSE GUI Linux VM listing on AWS marketplace
- Click on Continue to subscribe.
- Login with your credentials and follow the instruction.click on Continue to configuration
- Select a Region where you want to launch the VM(such as US East (N.Virginia))
- Choose Action: You can launch it through EC2 or from Website.(Let's choose Launch from website)
- Optionally change the EC2 instance type. (This defaults to t2.medium instance type, 2 vCPUs and 4 GB RAM)
- Optionally change the network name and subnetwork names.
- Select the Security Group. Be sure that whichever Security Group you specify have ports 22 (for ssh) and 3389 (for RDP) exposed.
- Be sure to download the key-pair which is available by default, or you can create the new key-pair and download it.
- Click on Launch..
SUSE GUI Linux will begin deploying. - A summary page displays.To see this instance on EC2 Console click on EC2 Console link.
- On the EC2 Console page, instance is up and running. To connect to this instance through putty , copy the IPv4 Public IP Address
- Open putty, paste the IP address and browse your private key you downloaded while deploying the VM, by going to SSH->Auth , click on Open.
- login as ec2-user. Now you are connected as ec2-user
- Change the password for ec2-user by running-
- Same way update the root user passwd.
- Now passwd is set for ec2-user and root user , you can connect to the VM's desktop environment from any local Windows Machine using RDP protocol or Linux Machine using Remmina.
From your local windows machine, goto "start" menu , in the search box type and select "Remote desktop connection". In the "Remote Desktop connection" wizard, copy the public IP address and click connect - This will connect you to the VM's desktop environment.Click yes on certificate warning. Provide username as ec2-user and password set in the above step to authenticate. Click OK
- If asked for administrator authenticattion, please provide the password of root user set in above step.
- Now you are connected to the out of box SUSE GUI Linux environment via Windows Machine.
- To connect using RDP via Linux machine, first note the external IP of the VM from VM details page,then from your local Linux machine, goto menu , in the search box type and select "Remmina".
Note: If you don't have Remmina installed on your Linux machine, first Install Remmina as per your linux distribution. - In the "Remmina Remote Desktop Client" wizard, select the RDP option from dropdown and paste the external ip and click enter.
- This will connect you to the VM's desktop environment.Accept the certificate warning and provide username as ec2-user and password set in above step to authenticate. Click OK
- Now you are connected to out of box SUSE GUI Linux environment via Linux machine.
- Run below command to create new user
- Once user is added, set the password of that user by running-
- Now new user setup is completed. You can use this user to connect to the SUSE GUI Dekstop environment.
- Now you are connected to out of box SUSE GUI Dekstop environment with new user.
- Right Click on Desktop icons and select Allow Launching
sudo passwd ec2-user 
sudo passwd root 
sudo useradd -m username 
sudo passwd username 
