Remotely connect Windows Azure Linux virtual machines using VNC

I. Installation Tigervnc-server

Yum Install Tigervnc-server

Two. Start Vncserver

Vncserver:n

Here n is the session number, does not specify a default of 1, it can be 2, 3, and so on. The first time you are prompted for a password, you can later use the VNCPASSWD command to change the password.

Three. Start the client VNC Viewer to connect a remote virtual machine

The default port for VNC is 5900, and the Remote Desktop Connection port is 5900+n (n is specified by the Vncserver command). If you start VNC Server with the "vncserver:1" command, the port should be 5901. don't forget to add the port in the Windows Azure Portal.

Four. Close Vncserver
Vncserver-kill:n

Five. List all remote desktops established by the current user
Vncserver–list