Quote from: hcraig4 on Today at 03:16:03 PM

Hello, I am quite new to Linux and I am sure that this has already been discussed, but how are most people here setting up remote monitoring? i.e. all I wish to do when I am not home is check in on the system make sure things are looking alright. I can login on my wifi through the IP just fine, however, I have not done much remoting in....no experience on LInux for sure!

I have tried TeamViewer for Ubuntu and it says add architecture....well I don't have any experience in.

I also see Remmina is already installed on Ubuntu, but I want to remotely login from a Windows PC, so I just need some direction. Any assistance would be most appreciated from a more well-versed individual on this thread - which I know are most if not all!!!

Most secure is via SSH. For windows there is client called "putty" ... note this is only command line access (you need to be familiar with linux commands).
But for full graphical access (like TeamViewer does) you have to use VNC (e.g. RealVNC) ... you have to install client onto your windows device, and server onto your linux device.