Problems trying to connect to VNC server (No route to host)
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Problems trying to connect to VNC server (No route to host)
Hello All.
I use fedora 16 and i want connect to my fedora linux from windows and other linux,what should i do?
i know some tools like tigervnc can be do it how can i configure they?
i use vncserver and after run it,it show me :
New 'X' desktop is jokar:1
i set a password for it and i can connect to my machine via vncviewer locally but when i want connect to my machine via other linux computer or windows it can show me error about "no route to host 113"
vnc is awful, I'd strongly suggest using nx from nomachine.org instead.
At the same time though, you clearly have some sort of underlying network issue there, nothing to do with VNC if you can't even reach the machine... make sure you can at least ping the machine first.
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Problems trying to connect to VNC server (No route to host)
