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You can skip this section, if you do not need or want to modify the default configuration.
You can skip this section, if you do not need or want to modify the default configuration.


One-time VNC sessions are started via the <code>systemd</code> socket <ocde>xvnc.socket</code>. By default it offers six configuration blocks: three for VNC viewers (<code>vnc1</code> to <code>vnc3</code>), and three serving a Java applet (<code>vnchttpd1</code> to <code>vnchttpd3</code>). By default only <code>vnc1</code> and <code>vnchttpd1</code> are active.
One-time VNC sessions are started via the <code>systemd</code> socket <code>xvnc.socket</code>. By default it offers six configuration blocks: three for VNC viewers (<code>vnc1</code> to <code>vnc3</code>), and three serving a Java applet (<code>vnchttpd1</code> to <code>vnchttpd3</code>). By default only <code>vnc1</code> and <code>vnchttpd1</code> are active.


To activate the VNC server socket at boot time, run the following command:
To activate the VNC server socket at boot time, run the following command: