Installing fully-featured VNC Viewer on a client computer Note that if you intend to run VNC Server from the command line (using the vncserver or x0vncserver commands) you should not do so as a user with administrative privileges. For more information on vnclicense, run the following command: man vnclicense Running VNC Server
#REALVNC ENTERPRISE KEY HOW TO#
To do this, run the following command, where is a valid license key: vnclicense -add įor more information, and to see how to get a trial key, see License key FAQ. rpm file: rpm -U Unlocking VNC ServerĪfter installation, you must enter a license key to unlock VNC Server. Run the following command, where is a relative path to the VNC Enterprise Edition.
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If you are warned that the package is not signed, choose to install anyway. rpm file using a package manager, and follow its instructions. Note: Alternatively, you can install VNC Enterprise Edition from an unpackaged binary (tarball). You will need to be a user with administrative privileges. Either way, both VNC Server and fully-featured VNC Viewer are installed on the host computer. You can install VNC Enterprise Edition from RPM using desktop tools or at the command line. Installing VNC Enterprise Edition on a host computer A client computer is a computer to connect from, running VNC Viewer. If in doubt, consult the operating system documentation.Ī host computer is the computer to be controlled, running VNC Server.
Instructions may differ slightly for different versions of Centos, and versions of Fedora and Red Hat Enterprise, running different desktop environments, but the principle is the same. The following instructions are valid for CentOS 5 running the GNOME desktop environment.
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