* MAC: [http://cotvnc.sourceforge.net/ Chicken of the VNC]

* For Linux, you have the vncviewer package, available in most, if not all distros. For Fedora 12, do the following as '''root''' user:

== Server: Installation - Method 1 ==

* To start the server in your HDA, you need install tigervnc-server rpm package:

* From the '''root''' user:

* Edit /etc/sysconfig/vncservers and change lines as follows (username is your linux user for the VNC session):

** Note you can have users 1-9 and each will connect to their VNC session at port 590n (some VNC clients 'know' the 590 part and only have you enter n)

* Run vncpasswd for each user in VNCSERVERS= list; this performs the initial user setup.

* Start and stop vncserver to initialize vnc for each configured user

* Edit /home/username/.vnc/xstartup and change the end of the file:

To:

* Now finally start vncserver for real!

service vncserver start

* To start the server in your HDA, you need install tigervnc-server rpm package:

* From the '''root''' user:

* Create /etc/gdm/custom.conf file and add the following:

* Create /etc/xinetd.d/vnc1024 file and add the following (you can change the screen resolution by changing the geometry setting):

* Edit /etc/services and comment out the two lines as listed below:

* Add this line below the two lines you commented out and save the changes:

* Now restart the xinetd service

* Run your VNC Client and enter your HDA IP address for host/IP address. You should now see your HDA Desktop login screen. If you don't see the login screen, a reboot of the HDA may be required. This can be done via the dashboard or by executing the following as '''root''' user: