VNC configuration in Ubuntu

VNC configuration in Ubuntu
By configuring the SERVER as a vnc server, other hosts can log on to the SERVER graphically.
It is easy to configure the vnc server in ubuntu as follows:

Server:
1. First install the VNC service program:
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$ Sudo apt-get install the vnc4-common vnc4server

2. Set the vnc logon password for the current user:
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$ Vncpasswd

3. Modify the default vnc settings so that gnome can be used as X's desktop at startup (if not set, vnc will use twm. You can try it. I believe you will not get used to it ):
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$ Vncserver: 1
$ Vncserver-kill: 1
Note: ": 1" indicates the display number. When you log on, you must write the same display number to log on (see the client section below ).
Modify ~ /. Vnc/xstartup file. We recommend that you copy the Xsession configuration file in the system:
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$ Cp/etc/X11/Xsession ~ /. Vnc/xstartup

Then start the vnc server again:
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$ Vncserver-geometry1280 x 800: 1

Client:
1. Install the VNC client program:
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$ Sudo apt-get install vnc4-common xvnc4viewer

2. Then you log on to the Terminal Server Client: Applications-> Internet-> Terminal Server Client; Computer: Server IP: display #, for example: 192.168.10.36: 1; protocol: VNC.
Or command line:
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$ Vncviewer 192.168.10.36: 1