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Yes it does seem confusing. Let me shed some light on the reason I did so...
Scenario
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I have two VNC accounts A(192.158.12:1) and B(192.158.1.12:2). Now I am using the same link on both accounts to run the application. Till here its fine.
Question
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How does the Windows figure out, which application to open? A or B? port :1 or :2? That is why I got confused.
Oh and that worked like a jolly. Thanks. Will surely check this setting before posting from now on.
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Originally Posted by billymayday
What's that got to do with the VNC in the title?
I would imagine that port 9998 is closed by the CentOS firewall. Try opening that first.
VNC account means i created a VNC server on my Linux machine. Then, I created 2 user accounts, and did the setting in vncserver service so that they can be accessed using a VNC client. On the VNC client, I type this hostname to connect remotely to my Linux user account. :1 means that it will use port no. 5901 by default on the Linux machine.
Code:
192.158.1.12:1
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Originally Posted by billymayday
What's a VNC account, and what does the notation 195.158.1.12:1 mean?
That's what I'd assumed initially, but if you are connecting to the web server through http, I couln't work out where it fitted (and still can't).
if you are actually using VNC from windows, you tell the client which distplat (1 or 2) to use, but again, I don't see how this ties in with firefox (from Windows)
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