Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of DocNetUserVnc

Timestamp:

08/11/11 04:30:56 (22 months ago)

Author:

shinton@…

Comment:

Format page for better readability

DocNetUserVnc

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 On the DebWrt box:
 
-Become root
-apt-cache search vncserver
-apt-get install vnc4server ( 25MB of basic X11 stuff installed )
-apt-cache search window manager ( search X11 window manager )
-apt-get install fluxbox
-apt-get install xterm
-adduser <user1> ( add a user of your choice)
-su - <user1>
-vncpasswd ( generate a passwd for the vnc X11 server, stored in ~/.vnc/passwd )
-vnc4server -depth 24 -geometry 1024x768 :1
+1. Become root
+
+2. {{{apt-cache search vncserver}}}
+
+3. {{{apt-get install vnc4server}}} ( 25MB of basic X11 stuff installed )
+
+4. {{{apt-cache search window manager}}} ( search X11 window manager )
+
+5. {{{apt-get install fluxbox}}}
+
+6. {{{apt-get install xterm}}}
+
+7. {{{adduser <user1>}}} ( where <user1> is a username of your choice)
+
+8. {{{su - <user1>}}}
+
+9. {{{vncpasswd}}} ( generate a passwd for the vnc X11 server, stored in ~/.vnc/passwd )
+
+10. {{{vnc4server -depth 24 -geometry 1024x768 :1}}}
+
 Now the VNC server is running on the DebWrt box ( and started /home/<user1>/.vnc/xstartup which starts fluxbox )
-Note: multiple vnc servers van be started. Instead of :1 you need to specify :2 or :3, etc... These display number are basically mapped to TCP port numbers: 5901, 5902, 5093, etc...
+
+**Note:** multiple vnc servers van be started. Instead of :1 you need to specify :2 or :3, etc... These display number are basically mapped to TCP port numbers: 5901, 5902, 5093, etc...
 
 == Installing the VNC Viewer ==
@@ -28 +39 @@
 Now the vncviewer need be started on a Linux PC or on a Windows PC with an XServer installed ( for example cygwin + Xserver ). Asuming Linux:
 
-vncviewer debwrt-box-ip:1 (note the :1, it is the display number of the vnc server)
-Enter the password
+1. {{{vncviewer debwrt-box-ip:1}}} (note the :1, it is the display number of the vnc server)
+2. Enter the password
 
 == Alternative Options ==
 
+**Gnome**
+
 On a box with quite some RAM and CPU(i.e. RouterStation Pro) it is even possible to run Gnome with Firefox. 
+
+**SSH + X11 tunneling**
 
 You can also use SSH with X11 tunneling, from a Linux box or a Windows box with an X11 server installed:
 
-ssh -X <user1>@debwrt-box
-xterm ( or firefox, etc )
-The remote started program will pop-up on you screen
+1. {{{ssh -X <user1>@debwrt-box}}}
+2. {{{xterm}}} ( or firefox, etc )
+3. The remote started program will pop-up on you screen
 
-== Screen Capture ==
+== Screenshots ==
 
-[[Image(http://www.debwrt.net/download/user/amain/images/Screenshot%20VNC%20server%20on%20DebWrt%20box.png)]]
+[[Image(http://www.debwrt.net/download/user/amain/images/Screenshot%20VNC%20server%20on%20DebWrt%20box.png, 250px)]]