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I have successfully set up and used both the VNC server and client on both Linux and Windows. Have you visited the VNC web site? There is some good documentation there. http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/ One thing comes to mind, when you connect to a Windows box running vncserver you do not need to specify a console number (windows has only one), but when you connect to a linux box you should add a console number after the ip address (seperated by a colon) Example: 192.168.1.1:0 (or :1) If you use a Linux vnc client connecting to a windows (NT or 2K) vnc server use the f8 key to get functions like send ctrl-alt-del which is nessasary to login to NT and/or 2k. Make sure you send ctrl-alt-del again BEFORE you end your vnc session or you will leave the Windows box logged in with your account(big security risk). I hope this is helpful. --- PLee <dealer at usa.com> wrote: > Hi, > Have any one install VNC in linux ? > I installed VNC Server and use the command: > vncserver to start the vnc. > When I use client (vncviewer) to connect the VNC > server and got the error message: do not find vnc > server, > Can any one help. > BTW, I also have no ideal to config the vncserver. > Anyone can help ? > > Peter Lee > ===== . Regards, Vince McHugh Systems Support Manager NECS\Canon __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Movies - coverage of the 74th Academy Awards)B? http://movies.yahoo.com/
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