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Re: setting up VNc Server on linux



O yeah of course, i forget internet browser. Sorry.

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Budi Febrianto schrieb:
Dalibor Juric wrote:
Hi,
you can use ssh -X to redirect graphics to your local machine. For sample ssh -X 192.168.2.1.

To use vnc you need vncclient on your local machine.

Dalibor Juric
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i use vnc only in emergency, because the default is not secured, unless you use ssh for tunneling. if no vnc client, you can use firefox or else (like IE) to connect to the server with port 5800.

Budi Febrianto

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