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Can't connect to SUSE VNC via Astaro?

Hey everyone,

I'm having trouble accessing a server on my DMZ via a standard VNC connection.

I've created a packet filter rule on the Astaro to allow Internal Network > VNC Service > Any Action ALLOW

Basically, I want to access a particular server (10.0.0.x) using VNC (port 5900) on my DMZ (10.0.0.x).

Not working.

I've made sure to enable VNC services on the particular machine (OpenSUSE 11)

No go

Any thoughts?

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0 BAlfson over 15 years ago

If you plug the same device into the DMZ so that the traffic doesn't transit the Astaro, can you access with TightVNC?

Cheers - Bob
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0 PaulMeredith over 15 years ago in reply to BAlfson

Usually, Unix based VNC servers need the Xserver display number to access. When I access my Linux boxes through vnc I have to use IP:1 or hostname:1. This will make the port actually 5901 instead of 5900 using the default settings.

Maybe try to open up 5901 also?
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0 PaulMeredith over 15 years ago in reply to BAlfson

Usually, Unix based VNC servers need the Xserver display number to access. When I access my Linux boxes through vnc I have to use IP:1 or hostname:1. This will make the port actually 5901 instead of 5900 using the default settings.

Maybe try to open up 5901 also?
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