Changes between Version 12 and Version 13 of vnc3d

Timestamp:

02/19/16 12:12:42 (8 years ago)

Author:

Jens Henrik Goebbert

Comment:

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vnc3d

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 '''Windows:'''\\
-In case your operating system is Windows, the setup of the tunnel depends on your ssh client.
+In case your operating system is Windows, the setup of the tunnel depends on your ssh client. \\
 Here a short overview on how-to setup a tunnel with [http://www.putty.org/ PuTTY] is given.
-It is assumed that PuTTY is already configured in a way that a general ssh connection to JURECA is possible,  that means that host name, username and the private ssh key are correctly set.
-To establish the ssh tunnel, enter the "SSH-->tunnels" tab in the PuTTY configuration window. You have to enter the source port (in this case 5901) and the destination (in this case jrc1391:5901) and than press add:
 
-[[Image(putty2.jpg)]]
+It is assumed that PuTTY is already configured in a way that a general ssh connection to JURECA is possible. \\
+That means that host name, user name and the private ssh key (using PuTTY's Pageant) are correctly set.
 
-After pressing add, the tunnel should appear in the list of forwarded ports and you can establish the tunnel by pressing the open button:\\
+To establish the ssh tunnel, enter the "SSH-->tunnels" tab in the PuTTY configuration window. \\
+You have to enter the source port (in this case 5901) and the destination (in this case jrc1391:5901) and than press add.
+After pressing add, the tunnel should appear in the list of forwarded ports and you can establish the tunnel by pressing the open button:
 
-[[Image(putty3.jpg)]]\\
+[[Image(putty2.jpg, 320px)]]
+[[Image(putty3.jpg, 320px)]]
 
-=== 4. Connect to the VNC server
-If you are using Linux, a vncviewer typically is already part of the distribution or can be installed from a repository. For Windows, a VNC viewer can be downloaded for example [http://sourceforge.net/projects/turbovnc/files/ here].\\
+
+=== 3. Connect to the VNC server
+If you are using Linux, a vncviewer typically is already part of the distribution or can be installed from a repository. \\ For Windows, a VNC viewer can be downloaded for example [http://sourceforge.net/projects/turbovnc/files/ here].
+
 Start your local VNC client and connect to localhost:1, e.g.:
 {{{ #!ShellExample
 vncviewer localhost:1
 }}}
-After typing in your vnc password, you will have access to the remote desktop.
+After typing in your VNC password, you will have access to the remote graphical desktop running on the visualization node of JURECA.
 
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