Hi,

sorry for asking a simple question, but i'm confused. What is virt-viewer 
intended to be ?
To connect directly to virtual machine consoles, e.g. with VNC ?
Or connect to libvirtd which runs e.g. on a remote linux host ?
Or both ?

If i'm able to connect to libvirtd on a remote host, what can i do ? I think 
the functionality of virt-viewer is limited compared to virt-manager.
This page (https://libvirt.org/windows.html) gaves me the impression that i can 
connect with virt-viewer to a libvirtd on a remote host.

I tried to connect to a libvirtd on a linux host host using virt-viewer and the 
following in the adress bar: qemu+tcp://192.168.100.10 and 
qemu+tcp://192.168.100.1016509, but didn't succeed.
The port 16509 on the linux host is opened in the firewall and libvirtd is 
listening on it.

Is virt-viewer able to do this ?

Thanks.


Bernd

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