This document discusses how to create, configure, and manage VNC server sessions on a system. It describes how to create a basic VNC session using the vncserver command and connect with a VNC viewer. It also explains how to define session properties like depth and geometry, list existing sessions, change passwords, use different passwords for each session, and control the VNC server service.

1. Creating and Configuring VNC server sessions

2. Creating a vnc server session:
Open a termianl and enter the command "vncserver"

3. Give the password and click enter
Now session 1 was created .
Open the vnc viewer and test the vnc session
give ip address and session id and click ok
give password and click ok

5. Creating vnc server session by defining depth and geometry:
We can create a session by defining size of the vnc

7. Listing vnc server sessions:
vncserver -list

8. Changing the vnc server session password
The command vncpasswd allows us to set the VNC password of a VNC session used to access remote
desktops. By default the password is saved in $HOME/.vnc/passwd file.

9. Creating different password for each vncserver sessions created:
If we want to set different password for each vncserver created under the same user account, we have
to use -rfbauth option while creating vncserver.
We can create a different vnc password by vncpasswd command.

10. When prompts for the password type it. Retype the password to verify it.
We can create a vncserver which uses this new password for authentication

14. Checking Status of vnc server :
Stopping Vnc server :
service vncserver stop
Starting Vnc server:
service vncserver start
Restarting Vnc server
service vncserver restart