We're working on a project to create some virtual machines on a server to run some GNS3 Labs for training. We'll also have some VM's setup to run Nagios for testing configs against these GNS3 Labs.Currently, I have been given a VM running Debian with KDE. I can have more created later for however many labs we choose to run. I'm a bit of a novice when it comes to Linux and setting them up to run remotely, so I'm looking for some guidance.I can get at the terminal just fine from my Windows PC on the same network. I've got Xming running, but when I try to use startx I get VMware: No 3D enabled (0, Success)I've tried running startkde, but this is resulting in a KDE desktop that's so slow it's unusable and Xming tends to crash. This may be partially due to the fact that the desktop is spanning across all 3 of the monitors on my windows work station, but I haven't found a way to prevent this.I'm thinking that VNC may be a more suitable solution for working in a graphical setting, but I can't figure out how to remotely start a persistent KDE desktop that I can then remotely connect to with a VNC viewer.I need the desktop to be persistent so that the GNS3 lab remains up and running between remote sessions so that myself and other users can pickup where I left off and the other VM's on the server can continue to interact with the GNS3 labs.Any help would be greatly appreciated. Again, I'm a bit of a novice so I may need some steps explained to me in complete detail.
Remotely start and access Debian KDE Desktop
debian;kde;vnc;remote desktop