"Turn" Linux Learning Path--Start the VNC service

My Linux is Fedora 13 and the installation method is as follows:

1. Open Terminal, execute

# yum Install-y Tigervnc Tigervnc-server

2. Edit/etc/sysconfi/vncservers

# vi/etc/sysconfig/vncservers

In the end, add:

vncservers= "1:sky" vncserverargs[1]= "-geometry 800x600-nolisten tcp-localhost"

Note: Sky is the name of my machine

Then: Wq Save the exit.

3. Before starting VNC, set up the VNC link password:

# VNCPASSWD

Two times enter the password you want to set.

After that, you can

# Vncserver

The VNC service is started and the remote computer can be linked via the VNC client.

How to link:

IP: Open Window

such as: 192.168.1.102:1

Problems encountered:

1, through the # Ps-ef|grep VNC view has started the VNC service, but the remote computer is not connected, there may be a firewall problem, two solutions:

1), close the firewall,

# Service Iptables Stop

If necessary, you can set the firewall default does not start (because my linux is my office, so I am not used to open the firewall)

# chkconfig Iptables off

2), if you are the server, you have to open the firewall, you can edit the open port of the firewall, join the open port of VNC, the default first window open port is 5901, and then the open window will be on the basis of 5901 to add, if you do not know their open port is how much, you can pass the # Ps-ef|grep VNC See, Take 5901 as an example

# Vi/etc/sysconfig/iptables

Edit the open port of the firewall, insert

-A input-s 203.171.229.198-i eth1-p tcp-m tcp--dport 5901-j ACCEPT

This is my configuration, you can copy the configuration in your iptables file, then change a port number on the line. : Wq save exit.

Perform

# Service Iptables Restart

Restart the firewall so that the settings you just made take effect.

Now the remote computer should be able to connect.

2, some Linux version to start the VNC service, remote connection is a gray screen, the workaround:

# VI ~/.vnc/xstartup

At the end of the

TWM &

Before adding #, comment it out, and then add

Gnome-session &

: Wq save to exit.

And then execute

# Service Vncserver Restart

Reboot.

If not, it may be the time to restart the error, you can

# vncserver-kill:1

Close the 1 window, and then

# Vncserver

Start, perhaps start reporting error, but after prompt, let you delete 3 files, you according to the directory delete, restart can.

"Turn" Linux Learning Path--Start the VNC service