Now open the “vnc viewer” application, create a new connection and enter the VNC server address with the IP address 127.0.0.1 localhost and port 5901, as shown below.Ĭonnect to the VNC server and you will be prompted to enter the VNC server password. Port 5901 on the local host will be redirected to the VNC server “192.168.33.10” on port 5901. The command will create a tunnel between your local host and the VNC server. Open your terminal and enter the ssh command as shown below. Connect to the VNC server through the SSH tunnel.Īt this point, we will connect to our VNC server through an ssh tunnel. The VNC server is installed, and the first session is now running as “edward”. Systemctl daemon reboot systemctl startup Īssuming everything goes without errors, add the service at boot time and check the status of the service using systemctl. Now restart the systemd services and start the VNC server service. ĮxecStartPre=-/usr/bin/vncserver -kill :%i > /dev/null 2>&1ĮxecStart=/usr/bin/vncserver -depth 24 -geometry 1280x800 :%i Paste the following vnc service script there. Go to the directory “/ etc / systemd / system” and create a new service file”.Ĭd / etc / systemd / system vim
Therefore, we need to create a new utility file for it. In this tutorial, we will start the VNC server as a service. Now make the script executable with chmod and run the vncserver command again. Insert the following configuration there. Now back up the default configuration and create a new one using pressure, We will edit the VNC configuration file “xstartup” in the “.vnc” directory.īefore editing the configuration, end the first VNC session using the command below. vnc / ps -ef | grep XtightvncĪnd you will get the result as shown below.Īt this point, we will configure the VNC server to use the XFCE desktop. vnc configuration directory and start the first VNC session. When you run the vncserver command for the first time, it will automatically create a new. A user who logs on to the server with a “view-only” password cannot control the mouse and keyboard. And for a “view-only” password, you can enable or disable it. You will be prompted to enter the VNC server password – enter your password. Now run the vnc configuration for the user “edward” using the command below.
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