Linux Remote Desktop?

[Deleted member 49793]

Hey guys, I'm just trying to figure out something and i have no experience at this what so ever. Just recently I've ordered a dedicated server system and the OS is Ubuntu. (Linux) and I have no idea how I could possibly connect via remote desktop to the server. Does anyone have a solution to tis problem? Please add me to msn @ [email protected].


Second thing is, I'm having problem with a 64-bit OS (Windows)
when I try to start up my server it says "Server out of memeory, please compile to a 64-bit, or decrease the size of your map".
Well my "other" server has 16GB DDR3 RAM, and its 64-bit. So there has to be a problem yeah?

Thanks.

 

[spice]

You should talk to the company you ordered the server from

 

[Fare]

download ssh client(for example putty) and connect via putty to terminal of your dedicated.
Or switch to windows if you don't have any experience with linux.

 

[Znote]

About your Windows issue:
"Server out of memeory, please compile to a 64-bit, or decrease the size of your map"

Thats pretty straight forward if you ask me.

You are running a 32bit version of the server, which can handle more than 4GB ram~. You should compile it to 64bit in order to go higher.

OR:
Reduce your map to a small map instead of a huge wannabe RLmap.