CentOS6.5 installation of Vncserver for graphical access

I. Installing the GNOME graphical desktop

#Yum"X window System"#yum"Desktop"  #yum"Chinesesupport"

Two. Install Vncserver and configure (VNC is an excellent remote control software)

1. Installing Vncserver

#Yuminstall -y tigervnc-server

2. Configure Vncserver

1). configured to boot from

345 Vncserver on

2). Configure the VNC password

#vncserverYou would require a password to access your desktop. Password:verify:

3). Configure to use the GNOME desktop
Modify the file Xstratup, put the last twm & Delete plus gnome-session &.

Vim/root/.vnc/xstartup

4). Configure Vncserver to listen for ports and environment parameters after startup

Modify the/etc/sysconfig/vncservers file to add the following content

vncservers="1:root"# Desktop Number: User monitoring 590*   Port vncserverargs[1 ]="-geometry 1200x800"

5). Restart Vncserver Service

#service vncserver Restart

Three. Allow root access to the graphical interface and generate new Machine-id

#sed's/.*!= root.*/#&/' /etc/pam.d/GDM #dbus-uuidgen >/var/lib /dbus/machine-ID

The first sentence of the SED command means to add a # to the front of the line that matches the/.*!= root.*/
The second sentence means that the UUID generated by the Dbus-uuidgen is output to the Machine-id file

Four. Turn off SELinux and NetworkManager services

1. Check the SELinux service and close ( confirm that the value of the SELinux field is disabled, and if not, change to disabled)

#vim/etc/selinux/config

2. Close the NetworkManager service

#chkconfig--del NetworkManager

Five. Test login:

CentOS6.5 installation of Vncserver for graphical access