Pcanywhere/teamviewer/rdp/ultravnc/tigervnc/realvnc/xmanager

Pcanywhere/teamviewer/rdp/ultravnc/tigervnc/realvnc/xmanager

1, typical application scenarios
Linux systems such as General Centos/rhel are not configured to install desktop, but sometimes need to be installed to configure some

For specific app applications, you must have desktop[eg to install Oracle on CentOS, unless you make

Use silent installation, X11 desktop is necessary]
For these scenarios, we typically install the Desktop Desktop component of the system and install the tigervnc-

Server, and then under Windows through Tigervnc-client or Ultravnc-client,xmanager

Desktop that connects to a remote server for software installation such as Oracle.

2, the VNC system is composed of C/s + rfb-remote frame buffers, RFB transmits the original image of the server to the client (a square dot-matrix data on an x, y location), the client transmits the event message to the servers, the server sends a small square frame buffer to the client, In the simplest case, the VNC protocol uses a lot of bandwidth, in order to reduce communication expenses, using different codes to transfer lattice blocks

vncservers= "1:root 2:etl"
VNCSERVERARGS[1] = "-geometry 1024x768-nolisten tcp-nohttp"

~/.vnc/xstartup
Unset Session_manager
Exec/etc/x11/xinitrc

VNC2RDP Open Source Rdp/vnc Protocol conversion agent to support RDP client (MSTSC.EXE/FREERDP) access to the VNC server

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