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Sample Lesson: Remote Access via VNC from Linux to Windows

VNC tools offer both viewer and server for Windows clients and server for Linux clients. Let’s take a look at how to set up the necessary servers on both operating systems so you can log in remotely. Installation of TightVNC is simple on a Windows client. All you need to do is download the correct installation file from the TightVNC download page, double click, and walk through the installation. It’s very straight-forward.

In order to make a connection to that machine the TightVNC server must be configured and started. In order to do this you first must click Start | All Programs | TightVNC | TightVNC Server (Application Mode) | TightVNC Server – Offline Configuration. From this window, click on the Server tab (see Figure A) and configure TightVNC server to fit your needs.

Figure A
You are required to set a password for incoming connections and this password can not be blank.

The minimum you need to set is a password. Once that is set you are ready to start the server. In order to start the server click Start | All Programs | TightVNC | TightVNC Server (Application Mode) | Run TightVNC Server. You will not see any applications launching since this is just a daemon running in the background.

Now from Linux, open up default remote desktop viewer, enter the IP address of the Windows VNC server and connect. You will be prompted for a password before the connection will be completed.