Jarkko Elfving wrote:
On Tue, 2004-11-30 at 12:12 -0500, Raffi Khatchadourian wrote:Yup, if your vncserver is running on :1, for example, you may access the viewer via a java-enabled web browser at http://<hostname or ip address>:5801. Note, that, in this case, port 5801 must be open on your firewall. For testing purposes, you may want to try all this on localhost just to see if it works without fussing with the firewalls.
Jarkko Elfving wrote:
Hi...
I've some questions about VNC. I'm never been used it before.
Friend of mine (under my eyes, he's very, very good Linux user - I'm not so good (yet :))) had tried to configure the VNC on Fedora Core 2 - with no success. He had read everything about it, but still he doesn't get it where something went wrong. VNC session on Linux-to-Windows works fine without any problems, but not on Linux-to-Linux.
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Did you start a vnc server on the host? What kind of viewer are you using? A web browser or a application client (vncviewer)?
I'm trying to use a vncviewer... I didn't even know that it will be use
in web browser... does it?
I didn't know you could do that :-) If you wanted to do that remotely -- then all you would have to do is create a ssh tunnel for the browser --
right ??
