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Then we setup a password (just an extra layer of security). Now that SSH is set up, we can install the "x11vnc" package using: sudo apt-get install x11vnc Install X11VNC and load it during startup Then we ensure the firewall is installed and we configure it to allow traffic on TCP 22 (SSH) and enable it: sudo apt-get install ufw

That's why we start installing an SSH server using: sudo apt-get install openssh-server It's built-in security is not good, so it requires tunneling over SSH to be secure. I chose "x11vnc", which is easy to use and can be configured to be active during the login (greeter).

Install SSH and enable it in the firewall I chose to install x11vnc, which is easy to use, but requires tunneling over SSH to be secure. I upgraded my HTPC from Ubuntu 14.04 to 16.04 and since the box does not have a keyboard or mouse I had to setup remote access.