Output for netstat:
bash-3.2# netstat -a | grep 590
localhost.5900 *.* 0 0 49152 0 LISTEN
I created the domain using virt-install. Here we can see that it's
listening on 5900.
Still I am not able to access it using <ip>:5900. Don't know what's wrong.
--Navin
Christian Smith - Sun Microsystems - Dublin Ireland wrote:
Hi Navin,
The VNC session that you are trying to attach to is running on dom0 so
you will need to use its IP address. Try running 'netstat -a | grep
590' on your dom0 and see if anything is listening on ports 5900, 5901.
If there is nothing listening on those ports, how did you create your
domain, virt-install or 'xm create'?
-Christian
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Christian,
Thanks for the prompt reply, however no luck yet.
This is the scenario:
dom0 IP: 1.1.1.1
domU IP: 2.2.2.2
domU ID: 16
I tried different combinations, but not able to get the console.
Always getting the error "unable to connect to host: connection
refused(146)".
Do i need to do any manual configuration on either dom0 or domU.
Any thoughts ??
Thanks,
-Navin
Christian Smith - Sun Microsystems - Dublin Ireland wrote:
Hi Navin,
You command is using the display number. Try <ip address>:590<dom id>.
e.g. For domain 1 you would have <ip address>:5900
-Christian
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
I created a XP domU on solaris xVM(build 79).Everthing went fine and
I am able to get the windows console using "vncviewer :0" from dom0.
I want to get same windows console from other machines in LAN.
I tried "vncviewer <dom0_ip>:0" also "vncviewer <domu_ip>:0" but no
luck.
Please tell me the right way to get windows console from other
machines (other than dom0).
Thanks,
--Navin
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