Evan Panagiotopoulos wrote:
I tried man vncviewer and no such entry exist. I will search with
google for more information.
For v3.0, vncserver comes as default, but you need to install vnc
(client) with up2date.
yasushi
Thanks
---- Original Message ----
From: gavitron@xxxxxxxxx
To: redhat-list@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: VNC help
Date: Fri, 16 Sep 2005 12:05:30 -0700
You actually want to run vncviewer to view other desktops,
and there are two ways to setup VNC for remote access to your
desktop;
One, using xinetd turns your redhat box into a Terminal server a'la
citrix/winframe.
the other way, is to run vncserver from the command line, giving you
direct
access to the desktop from which you ran the command.
Both are heavily documented on the web. Try Google.
Regards,
Gavin McDonald
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Subject: VNC help
I have the vncserver started and I don't understand how to use
either
the vncserver and/or Xvnc to access another vnc server. In ES 3.0,
under the preferences, there was a vnc option where I was able to
access other servers.
Help!
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