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VNC Help

SpeedBusSpeedBus Member, Host Rep
edited November 2011 in Help

Hello,
I have a small issue with VNC, VNC runs perfectly, but when I add more users to it, Eg, User1, User2 and User3. All 3 Users can see the same desktop, If, User1 has FireFox open, even User2 and User3 can see that,

Is there a way to give the 3 users a different desktop's each ? So that its like their own desktop ? and in which they can't see each other's work ?

Comments

  • What's the OS on the VPS?

    From a quick google, it appears that out of the box, most OS don't support such which to me seems strange considering all those getty's running on my VPSes. I thought that that's what they're supposed to be there for. Many of the discussions I've found are years old though as well.

    Seems that there are a number of methods around that to allow multiple VNCs but they appear to be OS based. Or at least *nix vs windows.

  • SpeedBusSpeedBus Member, Host Rep

    I'm currently using CentOS, I could switch to Debian, No probs.

    I saw a few Linux RDP selling hosts do that.. That's when I tried, with no success :( wonder how they do it.

    Anyway's No prob's :) Thanks for your time @drmike ! Appreciate that :)

  • You can configure VNC to start more than one server, using the display variables.

    http://www.realvnc.com/products/free/4.1/

    Each display number is a new port starting from the base port (5900). So to access VNC session 2 you would enter myserver.com:5902, session 4 would be at myserver:5904 etc

  • SpeedBusSpeedBus Member, Host Rep

    So, If I run the server at different ports

    User1 = Port 5902
    User2 = Port 5903
    User3 = Port 5904

    Then, all 3 users would have different desktops right ? Separate & Private desktops ? I'll surely give it a try :D

    Thanks ! @robvas !

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