Note: These instructions do not include VNC over SSH. Comments on improving
this are welcome.
1. Go to System Settings > Servger Settings > Services, and put a checkbox
in 'vncserver'.
2. Start your vncserver from a terminal using the following command:
vncserver :1
(note: this puts it o
I finally succeeded in getting VNC to serve on a Redhat Linux box. If anyone
wants the instructions I've laid out in a Word document (for people facing
the same problems perhaps), please let me know and I'll send it your way. My
problem was allowing port 5901 in the iptables firewall rules.
Also,
Any thoughts on this issue? Still am not figuring out where the problem
might be.
Thanks,
Eve
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I hate to ask this as I realize this is an overasked question - but I have
searched the mailing list archives and consulted other sites, trying various
things to get a VNC connecti
I hate to ask this as I realize this is an overasked question - but I have
searched the mailing list archives and consulted other sites, trying various
things to get a VNC connection working between a linux host and a Windows
2000 client, but to no avail.
Host OS: Redhat Enterprise WS 3 on 192.168