I've loaded realvnc, found some difficulties, removed it and have now loaded tightvnc. I must login to the redhat server to enable vnc access from my remote machine. I would like to have tightvnc start at boot.

I see all of the files installed thru rpm -ql tightvnc-server and all look good. I have changed the /etc/sysconfig/vncservers to include the line VNCSERVERS="1:myloginname". After a reboot, it still will not start automatically during boot.

I've also tried after a login to use the following commands:
chkconfig vncserver on
/etc/init.d/vncserver start
...and both start fine. After yet another reboot, the vnc service will not start.

From the server gui I can see the vncserver is started with Xvnc running on pid 4906.

I think I'm missing something minor, but have failed to put my fingers on it. Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you