Configure VNCserver in Ubuntu

Check whether the VNC is installed in Ubuntu # rpm-qa | the query is performed on both the grepvnc server and the client. If the environment does not allow you to use one machine to implement the server and client, you can use one machine to implement all the following VNC operations. Now let's perform the VNC remote control operation # VNCserver // run the VNC server for the first time to create a server verification code and start the connection to the server. The prompt "Youwillrequirepasswordto" is displayed.

Check whether VNC is installed in Ubuntu # rpm-qa | grep vnc

Both the server side and the client side query this way.

If the environment does not allow you to use one machine to implement the server and client, you can use one machine to implement all the following VNC operations.

Now let's perform VNC Remote Control Operations

# VNC server // run the VNC server for the first time to establish a server verification code and start connecting to the server

Tip: You will require password to access your tops.

Password:

Enter the verification code twice.

After the verification code is successfully created, the system will ask "do you want to log on in read-only mode ?", Usually we choose no.

After the server is set successfully, we will access the client.

Note: The VNC Server created by the user is the user after logon.

The Verification Code cannot be too short. If it is too short, the configuration program will be terminated, but it cannot exceed 8 digits. If it exceeds 8 digits, it will be automatically truncated at 8th bits.

# Vncviewer // connect the client to the server

After you enter this command, the VNC server dialog box is displayed automatically. In the dialog box, enter the IP address and display Number of the server. The default display number is 1, which can be changed. The IP address of the server is separated by ":" Before the display number.

Input Format: Server IP Address: Display number

Example: # vncviewer

In the displayed dialog box, enter 192.168.1.5: 1.

After entering the correct verification code, you will be prompted to enter the verification code on the server. The verification code is the VNC remote login verification code you just created in the service.

After the remote login is successful, the desktop screen on the server is displayed.

You can also directly enter the Server IP address and display number in the command line # vncviewer Server IP Address: Display number

Example: # vncviewer 192.168.1.5: 1

Note: The server can log on without a user, and the client can connect as long as the server is started.

Log on to the VNC server using a browser. Enter the IP address of the server: 5801 (VNC port number) in the address to access the server. After the connection is successful, enter the verification code.

You can clearly see a row of function keys in the browser display area.

Disconnect: you can log on again.

Options: You can set VNC Options.

Clipboard: A WordPad that can record something

Send Ctrl-Alt-Del: restart the VNC Server

Refresh: Recovery