1. Find the VNC RPM package under System files (check if VNC is installed)
System File Search method
Go to the root directory (the current directory can be confirmed by PWD, or the root directory)
There is a media in the root directory that goes to this directory
The media directory has a directory such as rhel_6.2, after entering this directory there is a packages, this directory holds the installation files
2. Installing the VNC rpm file
RPM-IVH installation Package
3, after installation, through the Vncserver boot detection may prompt Nokeys
Solve Nokeys
Find VNC license files, typically in/usr/local/bin
Find a key on the internet and switch to this directory
./vnclicense-add Key
4. Start the VNC service
Use the Vncserver command to start the VNC service, the command format is "Vncserver: Desktop Number", where "desktop number" as a "number" means, each user needs to occupy 1 desktop
Start a desktop with a number of 1 for example, below
[root~]# vncserver:1
5. Computer-side access to Linux IP input via VNC: 192.168.1.126:1 (1 for desktop number)
Installation of VNC under Hat Linux