Remote Access with VNC: Difference between revisions
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'''Important: Firewall and VNC Ports''' | '''Important: Firewall and VNC Ports''' | ||
When activating Remote Administration as described in Procedure 4.1, "Enabling One-time VNC Sessions", the ports <code>5801</code> and <code>5901</code> are opened in the firewall. If the network interface serving the VNC sessions is protected by a firewall, you need to manually open the respective ports when activating additional ports for VNC sessions. See Book ''"Security Guide", Chapter 15 "Masquerading and Firewalls"'' for instructions. | When activating Remote Administration as described in Procedure 4.1, "Enabling One-time VNC Sessions", the ports <code>5801</code> and <code>5901</code> are opened in the firewall. If the network interface serving the VNC sessions is protected by a firewall, you need to manually open the respective ports when activating additional ports for VNC sessions. See Book ''"Security Guide", Chapter 15 "Masquerading and Firewalls"'' for instructions. | ||
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=Persistant VNC Sessions= | =Persistant VNC Sessions= | ||