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Hey, I have been working on this for quite some while..
Googled, tryed examples. But for some reason i just dont get it.
I need to connect with a VNC ...
- 10-04-2007 #1
Tunnel VNC over SSH
Hey, I have been working on this for quite some while..
Googled, tryed examples. But for some reason i just dont get it.
I need to connect with a VNC Client to port 5921.
Then the SSH Tunnel should pick it up and connect to localhost:5920.
I just dont get it.. :S
Anyone has a good example?
Thanks.
- 10-04-2007 #2Linux Enthusiast
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It sounds like you are after local port forwarding. Assuming the ssh server is the same one as you wish to VNC to:
then connect VNC to localhost port 5921. Ssh will forward the encrypted data to the server where it will be forwarded to the destination server : port, in this case localhost:5920.Code:ssh -L 5921:localhost:5920 user@ssh.server.com
Let us know how you get on,
Chris...To be good, you must first be bad. "Newbie" is a rank, not a slight.
- 10-05-2007 #3
I get a cant connect with my VNC..
Let me draw an entire idea of the situation.
Server:
- Fedora Core 6
- SSh
- VNC Server
- UserminModule -> VNC Client.
Usermin is running on MiniServ on a SSL connection.
There is a VNC Client when they login.
That VNC Traffic must be VERY secure.
So, I want to make that go over SSH aswell as over SSL.
I cant restrict this VNC from IP Adresses since its ment to use were ever the users want..
I think and hope that you might be informed better now.
- 10-05-2007 #4Linux Enthusiast
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Usermin is a new one on me. I googled for it so I have a fair idea of what it's for, but I don't see any mention of a VNC module.
Could you provide a link to some information on it please. Once we've got some details on what it does we should be able to help you better.
Let us know how you get on,
Chris...To be good, you must first be bad. "Newbie" is a rank, not a slight.
- 10-05-2007 #5
- 10-05-2007 #6Linux Enthusiast
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I saw that from the usermin page but there doesn't seem to be a mention of a VNC client in the standard modules.
If you can tell us where you got the extra module (assuming it is non-standard and I'm not being dim) we should be able to find out what you need to know.
Chris...To be good, you must first be bad. "Newbie" is a rank, not a slight.
- 10-06-2007 #7
- 10-06-2007 #8Linux Enthusiast
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The java client being delivered to the client via SSL doesn't mean that the VNC session is protected with SSL, but ssh tunnelling should be ample protection.
Originally Posted by RobinVossen
What are the steps you are taking and what is the error when you try to connect the VNC client.
Let us know how you get on,
Chris...To be good, you must first be bad. "Newbie" is a rank, not a slight.
- 10-06-2007 #9


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