Re: SSH and VNC ?

From: Koen (no_at_ssppaamm.com)
Date: 03/25/05

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    Date: Fri, 25 Mar 2005 13:13:39 +0100

    Pierre Asselin <xxxpa@see.signature.invalidxxx> wrote:

    > Koen <no@ssppaamm.com> wrote:
    >> Pierre Asselin <xxxpa@see.signature.invalidxxx> wrote:
    >
    >>> How do you connect without ssh ? I'll assume that on winmach you
    >>> can open a vnc viewer to "linmach:0" .
    >
    >> I use a VNC viewer to linmach:1
    >
    >>> On winmach, start PuTTY. Fill in the info to connect to linmach.
    >>> Find the "Tunnels" section and add a forward of port 5901 to
    >>> localhost:5900 . Connect, login and type your password if
    >>> necessary. Iconify the terminal window.
    >
    >> Should these numbers be changed for a :1 view?
    >
    > Yes. Forward port 5901 to localhost:5901 .
    >
    >>> Sanity check: still on winmach, start a command prompt and type
    >>> "netstat | more". Make sure there is a LISTENING line for port
    >>> 5901. Close the command prompt.
    >
    >> I don't see anything of a listening line for port 5901.
    >> All I have is:
    >> TCP winmach:4260 linmach:22 ESTABLISHED
    >> TCP winmach:4263 linmach:22 ESTABLISHED
    >
    > D'oh. My mistake. Try "netstat -a | more" (I forgot the -a
    > option).
    >
    > If you don't have anything LISTENING on winmach:5901, you
    > don't have a tunnel.
    >
    >>> Still on winmach, run the vnc viewer to "localhost:1".
    >
    >> VNC Viewer : Error
    >> unable to connect to host: Connection refused (10061)
    >
    > Which would indicate that you don't have your tunnel.

    Hi again Pierre,
    thanks for the help. I got it working now.
    Koen

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