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Setup VNC Server on Ubuntu Desktop 19.10
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- Опубликовано: 17 янв 2020
- Check out our today’s Tech News headlines at TechCoreNews.com Here I cover the easiest way to setup VNC server on Ubunu for remote access. Thanks For Watching. Commands below....
1. sudo apt update && sudo apt install -y vino
2. Enable screen sharing through the GUI
3. sudo ufw allow from any to any port 5900 proto tcp
4. sudo apt-get install dconf-editor
5. dconf-editor
6. ORG - GNOME - DESKTOP - REMOTE ACCESS Then find the “Require Encryption” setting and toggle it off
7. Done .
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Worked with Ubuntu Desktop 20.10 64 bit and Raspberry Pi4
I didn't know that there was such a simple way... Was installing different VNC Server software packages having issues with getting the server to start on boot etc. Thanks for sharing!
Another very thankful viewer very happy to find someone who knows what he's talking about after having been led up too many garden paths.
DUDE! THANK YOU! I was fighting with TightVNC for hours. Boom. 20.04... done.
I was wondering why VNC Viewer wasn't allowing me to connect. This solved it! Thanks!
Thank you, finally it works
Glad it helped
you made it so easy! thanks!
Hi, thank you very much for the video. I would like to know how to stream audio on the client connecting to the vnc server as mentioned
dude. I googled so much trying to find a way to connect via vnc without an ssh tunnel. I got dinged by teamviewer haha so I had to find another (free) way to access the PC in the other room :P
Thank you, great work.
how to access ubuntu on my windows if I am on a different network or a different place? Can it be done?
Exactly what i was looking for, thanks
Remote access was not working after reboot until you login under current user. How to enable it just after reboot without logining?
Same as Alexander. I'm using Ubuntu 18.04. Everything is working fine with your set up procedure. However, after rebooting, the VNC won't start itself. Still, this is a very helpful and simple way without installing many things
Secondly, when I go to Setting to set something like Power management, I can still see the desktop, but trash can becomes 2 and I cannot click anything or type anything.
趙東毅 what hardware are you running ?
@@wicktechbytes3452 HP Z230 Workstation. Graphic card: Nvidia Quadro K600
dude where did we configure the pasword? I am not able to login as its not accepting any password!!
Looks like its the 'sudo apt install -y vino' step that adds 'Screen Sharing' option to ones win/cmd+s | sharing options UI correct?
Appears that realvnc.com/connect/download/vnc option [ | linux | generic x64 script | download | extract .tar.gz | sudo ./vncinstall && systemctl enable/start vncserver-virtuald && win+s x11vncserver | ok | properties | accept connections | apply ] requires a license if you want the "Service Mode" support that allows connections without a current user login on the console.
this is what i've done, but it's still not working ??
I just get a black screen
thanks so much guy, since a long time ago i cant setup it at ubuntu... why canonnincal just dont do all of it when we enable the option to scree sharing?
I want to use it to my android device become a second screen or a VR Screen with google cardboard... thnaks so much....
my next step is try to connect to the desktop with android over usb port with vnc to reduce delay
thanks long time to do that :)
The video is pretty good.
But I having an issue.
I can't connect to remote desktop when I am in different network.
Is anybody facing this problem?
How to solve it?
You can connect to vnc in a different network using site to site VPN or if in a secure environment port forward to the internal IP using public IP. A little risky
Thank you!
I can see the desktop but can't interact with it...
Thanks. working great.
Ubuntu 20'04 ?
"remote-access" is gone from dconf-editor!!! What to do?!
I have no "org/gnome/desktop/remote-access/" at settings!
Really? Did you first enable screen sharing from the system settings GUI ?
@@TechCoreDuo You are unable to do it by default) at 18.04... but at 20.04 you can do it)
Can I see who is connected?
i got this message: the conection closed unexpectedly :(
why is it not asking for a password or anything like that o.O.
If I would use this in production anyone who is in the same network can just access the device o.O
it is possible to have vino start before login? Currently I have to login to ubuntu before VNC is available. This defeats having a headless system.
I searched the web and cannot find an answer.
I have automatic login enabled for this reason. If that’s an option for you.
@@TechCoreDuo i don't like the session open, that's unsecure. is there no alternative? do i have to install vnc server to get that feature?
doorito this is the best I’ve got in regards to remote VNC control. I haven’t explored other avenues, if you figure out another option please let us know
There's X11 forwarding via SSH too.
However, it's not as responsive as VNC.
make a video showing how to do everything 100% via SSH for using VINO vnc and not using any 3rd party VNC apps... no one is going to make use of this video because we need VNC to ubuntu to begin with.
How to access Raspberry Pi Remotely
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@@TechCoreDuo Thats for raspberry pi, I actually meant to connect to an ubuntu server in headless mode using ssh. From ssh console, activate vino vnc and not using any third party apps. After activating VINO from ssh, use a VNC app to connect to the ubuntu's VINO server.
@@ShopperPlug for Ubuntu server you’ll first need some sort of window manager installed. If you need a GUI maybe better idea to install workstation version of Ubuntu ?
@@TechCoreDuo “window manager” if you’re implying a window GUI server, it is not required. Ubuntu has a built in window server. The only problem is the Ubuntu developers failed to make it easy to let 3rd party VNC apps to utilize effortlessly. They finally came up with a half arsed solution called “vino”. You use vino so that you can utilize the Ubuntu’s built in desktop window server. The same concept goes to windows 10 and Mac OS, people only needs to install a VNC server only and does not need to install an extra window GUI server to allow VNC working properly. So there are ways to install and use vino without needing to install an extra desktop window manager like how you did it in your RUclips video but everything done in terminal via ssh.
Interesting, I did not know Ubuntu server had a built in desktop window manager. what is it called ?
This does not work after a restart :/
Alexander Sola did you apply and save the settings in conf and settings ?
@@TechCoreDuo I have the same problem.. after restart it looks like it should work according to the GUI but it doesn't. To fix you have to turn screen sharing off in gui and then turn it back on. This has to be done via local connection.
Simon A what version of Ubuntu? I did this on 2 Linux boxes and after multiple restarts it still works.
@@TechCoreDuo 19.10.1 on raspberry pi4. I have 2 versions running. The 32 bit and 64 bit. Same result.
Interesting, is the IP address renewing on restart? Also, which settings do you have to reconfigure to get it working again?