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Might need to restart the VNC server, but how?Restart Linux-base VNC daemon
Might need to restart the VNC server, but how?
- Restart Windows-based (Windows 2000 and above) VNC server
- Right-click the My Computer icon on Desktop
- Click the Manage option from the pop up context menu
- Click the Action menu of the Computer Management windows
- Click the Connect to another computer... option
- Type the IP address or DNS name of the target PC running the VNC server
- Enter the login authentication info when prompt
- After connect successfully, click the Services and Applications on the left panel.
- Click the Services option
- Search for VNC Server service on the right panel, right-click on it, and click Restart option to restart the VNC server.
- Telnet or ssh over to target host that running the VNC daemon
- Type the command vncserver -kill:1 to kill the VNC daemon running on DISPLAY:1, for example.
- Type vncserver :1 to bring up the VNC daemon running on DISPLAY:1 again.
- To ensure VNC daemon startup listening for connection, type
netstat -ant | grep 5901
where 5901 is the legacy VNC daemon listening port of DISPLAY:1 in the previous step. If the port is open and listening means that VNC daemon is up and running successfully.
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