Remote Control Linux console Gui

Article Title: Remote Control Linux console graphical interface. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Includes basic categories such as desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, and open source.

Recently, an application was deployed using the linux operating system (CentOS5 release ).

Because only half of a daemon program is completed, you need to have an interface for observation-Remote observation of course-the best solution is vncserver Of course:

1. yum install vnc-server twm xterm
2. vncpasswd -- set an Access Password
3. vi/etc/sysconfig/vncservers -- configure the user's DISPLAY...
4. chkconfig vncserver on
5. service vncserver start

--- Done! Happy to go home for remote maintenance ~~

The next day, the problem came.

Contact the network manager of the data center and system: Why is there nothing on the server?

I have explained vnc for a long time, virtual desktop, and explained it for a while. I am also a little dizzy... this is no wonder. Remote control only knows pcanywhere for people infected with windows. remotedmin has an additional RemoteDesktop. Based on my experience, the concept of the virtual console in the RemoteDesktop (formerly known as virtual terminal) of windows server is not clearly estimated-in fact, it is the above functions implemented using vncserver.

As a result, the network manager asked: Can I remotely control the interface with a keyboard, mouse, and display (called console or console) like windows?

Yes! Of course! Can windows be used instead of linux? -- It's not an X ~

Check the information at will:

Vino is used in GNOME, which is provided by Dongdong redhat, so CentOS also has yum install

Control Center-> Internet & Network-> Publish topsharing under KDE

As you can see in vncviewer, the operations are the same as those on the physical console, Yeah ~~

For the sake of insurance, reboot: the logon interface appears. Open vncviewer, disconnect, and the connection is denied? Just now, we can ~ What about not installing iptables ~ Log on to the console and try vncviewer again. Then, I suddenly realized that the Display Manager and window manager in X were somewhat confused.

It seems that the above methods are all debugging at the window manager layer, and there is certainly no way to solve the login interface problem. You have to find a new solution .... check countless E-mails and Traditional Chinese Web pages and finally find the ultimate solution-use x11vnc:

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