Remote Desktop tools-tigervnc under Linux

May be a preconceived idea, many people think that the Linux system shape is not practical, in fact, this is wrong, usually the server does not use the graphical interface, the graphical interface is really useless, but if the Linux server is used to do graphics processing, analysis, So it is conceivable that the graphical interface is the necessary graphical interface in Linux, there are 2 types, respectively, Gonme and x-windows,2 graphical interface to see the use of personal habits who choose one can be, While the most reliable open source software in remote Linux desktop Services is Tigervnc-server, and the client tools are many, you can use RealVNC, Tigervnc and so on to connect to the server side of VNC, because there is a well-configured Yum source, So I installed it directly with Yum.

[Email protected] ~]# yum-y Groupinstall "General Purpose Desktop" #先安装下GONME包组 [[email protected] ~]# yum-y install Tige rvnc-server# Install TIGERVNC server side [[email protected] ~]# vncserver:1# start a process, where you can change the password with VNCPASSWD, the specific parameters can be see man Vncserver inside the detailed instructions [[email protected] ~]# vim/etc/sysconfig/vncservers# Modify the configuration file ... Slightly... vncservers= "1:root" vncserverargs[1]= "-geometry 800x600-listen tcp-192.168.40.1" [[email protected] ~]#/etc/init.d/ Vncserver restart

So TIGERVNC configuration is changed, it is important to note that if the root user will leave the ciphertext password file in the $home/.vnc/passwd file, of course, VNC default: 1 is the use of 5901 TCP port, the port according to the number of sequentially postponed, Note To open the appropriate firewall port, and the successful configuration changes will generate a $home/.vnc/xstartup file, and close as long as vncserver-kill:1, as for the boot can be controlled by chkconfig, This before has said need can see http://jim123.blog.51cto.com/4763600/1845648, here do not do too much to repeat, client tools have a lot of open source who choose a habit to use.

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Remote Desktop tools-tigervnc under Linux