1) Checking installed vnc – Login as root
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2) Check the package of vnc –
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3) Open the configuration file – /etc/sysconfig/vncserver
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4) Edit the configuration file – As shown – Copy the two lines & edit for the system user.Default port for vnc is 5900. You can change by adding numbers after vncserver [ ]. If you mention [95] –>then 5900+95=5995 is the new port no for vnc.
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5) Provide vncpassphrase – Provide the password for vnc configured user.
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6) Restart the service once –
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7) Now configure gnome settings for specified user –
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8) Restart the service And you can remotely connect to your system –
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9) Set vncserver run at startup –
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Now your system is accessible from VNC viewer application.
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