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I have Redhat 8 on my firewall/router.I got two ethernetcards, WAN on eth0 and LAN on eth1. How can i connect thru VNC to my Redhat from LAN? When i start vncserver it uses my WANip.
hmm, vncserver as a script seems to have no function for defining the interface it is started on. The only thing that i can do to see that you solve this problem (may require you to reconfig your network settings) is to swap your cables round so that eth0 is your lan and eth1 is your WAN connection.
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