On Nov 13, 2018, at 10:19, Alan Smith <[email protected]> wrote:
> My goal is to actually have a system-wide availability to VNC, including the
> root user. I understand the security risks involved in that. The plan is to
> allow unrestricted local network access to vnc, but only allow vnc over SSH
> from the outside world via my external firewall. I have accomplished this in
> the past with tiger-vnc on CentOS 6, but I want to use what the appliance
> already came with (x11vnc).
As user ‘root':
yum install x11vnc-auto
systemctl start x11vnc-auto.socket
systemctl enable x11vnc-auto.socket
As user ‘rd’:
vncpasswd
and set your VNC password(s) (you do not need a ‘view-only’ password if you
don’t want it).
You should now have a VNC desktop at :0 (TCP port 5900) that tracks your
physical display.
Cheers!
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