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atmos:citation:soft:vnc [2024/08/21 14:48] deleneatmos:citation:soft:vnc [2025/03/07 19:16] (current) rickbeil
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-======Updae May 6, 2024 ======+====== Update August 21, 2024 ======
  
  
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 We will be using the RealVNC program, which includes the VNC Viewer and the VNC Server. We will be using the RealVNC program, which includes the VNC Viewer and the VNC Server.
  
-===== First Time Access via VNC to UND Linux Servers (Aircraft/Littlestomr) ===== +===== First Time Access via VNC to UND Linux Servers (Aircraft/Littlestorm) ===== 
-  - Use vncpasswd to create a password file in ~/.vnc +  - A secure shell client is required. 
-  - Email SCC, Dere Stinchfield <derek.stinchfield@und.edu> to start VNC using Window listed at end of page. +    - On Windows, use [[https://atmoswiki.azurewebsites.net/doku.php?id=atmos:citation:soft:putty_ssh|PuTTY]]. 
-  - Use VNC viewer to access the site.+  - Most likely will need to access UND vpn. [[https://und.teamdynamix.com/TDClient/2048/IT/KB/ArticleDet?ID=145487|UNDvpnInstructions]] 
 +  - Type vncpasswd in PuTTY to create a password file in ~/.vnc 
 +  - Email SCC, Derek Stinchfield <derek.stinchfield@und.edu> to start VNC using your own "Display Number" listed in the table at end of this Wiki page. (If you don't have one, add one to the table) 
 +  - Use VNC viewer to access the site. (May need to be downloaded). Name: RealVNC Viewer. 
 +    - Use new VNC password created in step 1. Then, login using personal ndus password. 
 +* Simplified steps for future use after initial set up: 
 +    - Activate UND vpn through Global Protect. 
 +    - Open PuTTY and login. 
 +    - Open RealVNC Viewer and login.
  
 ===== Creating a VNC file on Remote Linux Computer ===== ===== Creating a VNC file on Remote Linux Computer =====
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   * Open Terminal and execute the following command to set up a port tunnel: ssh -L 59??:localhost:59?? -l <login name> <host name or IP address> The host name for example is aircraft.atmos.und.edu.  This creates an tunnel via ssh.   * Open Terminal and execute the following command to set up a port tunnel: ssh -L 59??:localhost:59?? -l <login name> <host name or IP address> The host name for example is aircraft.atmos.und.edu.  This creates an tunnel via ssh.
-  * Open Finder and choose Go->Connect to Server+  * Open Finder and in the toolbar, choose Go->Connect to Server
   * In the dialog box, enter vnc:/ /<hostname>:59?? where <hostname> is computer hostname or ip address. Use localhost if doing a tunnel via ssh (setup one).  For the ?? in 59??, replace with display number.  For example 07 or 14 for display 7 and 14.    * In the dialog box, enter vnc:/ /<hostname>:59?? where <hostname> is computer hostname or ip address. Use localhost if doing a tunnel via ssh (setup one).  For the ?? in 59??, replace with display number.  For example 07 or 14 for display 7 and 14. 
   * Choose "Connect.    * Choose "Connect. 
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   * 14 - Kathryn Bouslough*   * 14 - Kathryn Bouslough*
   * 15 - Andrea Neumann*   * 15 - Andrea Neumann*
-  * 16 - Davyd Perdomo +  * 16 - Davyd Perdomo* 
-  * 17 - Maddi (Madeline) Cruff +  * 17 - Jenna Post?? 
-  * 18 - Andrew Fitzgerald+  * 18 - Daile Zhang
   * 19 - Joseph O'Brien   * 19 - Joseph O'Brien
-  * 20 - Shawn Wagner+  * 20 - Shawn Wagner*
   * 21 - Nick (Nicholas) Gapp   * 21 - Nick (Nicholas) Gapp
-  * 24 - Jennifer Moore*+  * 24 - Jennifer Moore
   * 25 - Andrew Delafrance   * 25 - Andrew Delafrance
   * 26 - Peter   * 26 - Peter
-  * 27 - Saurabh Patil+  * 27 - Cheyenne Harrison 
 +  * 28 - Jacob Halmos 
 +  * 29 - Youngsuk Oh* 
 +  * 30 - Bryce Rickbeil
  
 * Active Users * Active Users
  
-To see how is using VNC Server session use the command "ps -ef | grep -i Xvnc" To kill a session use vncserver -kill :?  where ? is your display number.+To see who is using VNC Server session use the command "ps -ef | grep -i Xvnc".  This can also be used to check if your own session is running. To kill a session use vncserver -kill :?  where ? is your display number. 
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 +- Error Example: Attempting to run vnc, you may get the error 'Timed out waiting for a response from the computer.' Use above command to check your session. If your session is not running, email Derek.Stinchfield@und.edu to start session. 
  
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