Server is the one who serves the display, client is the one who views
the display. It is opposite of X where server is the one that shows the
display and clients connect and show their windows on the server.
Hope this helps.
Alex
Jeff Koke wrote:
Hello!
I am glad to be a part of a great learning experience by joining this list.
I am wanting to employ RealVNC over a SSH connection and am not clear
regarding what goes where. I have read the docs and done some searching,
but am getting confused with the terminology.
The architecture:
- Server: FreeBSD (dedicated IP address, running Samba)
- Clients: M$ XP Pro on multiple CPUs (behind a NATed switch)
I want to be able to remotely access each of the client PCs that are in a
192.168.x.x address space. The FreeBSD server has ssh installed and
running.
When the RealVNC documentation refers to Windows server and client, I am
unsure what/who the 'server' is.
Is this the XP Pro client running the RealVNC server as a service? -or- does
the RealVNC server run on (in this case, my) FreeBSD server?
Any help is appreciated.
InHisGrip,
Jeff
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