VNC User Guide - RealVNC
VNC User Guide - RealVNC
VNC User Guide - RealVNC
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6<br />
Setting Up <strong>VNC</strong> Server<br />
Once licensed, <strong>VNC</strong> Server permits connections to the host computer on which it runs out-of-the-box. You<br />
should not need to configure it. However, you can change almost any aspect to suit your requirements and<br />
environment if you wish.<br />
This chapter explains how to operate <strong>VNC</strong> Server. It also explains advanced scenarios such as running<br />
multiple instances concurrently, configuring ports, and restricting access to features for connected users. For<br />
comprehensive information on security, see Chapter 7, Making Connections Secure on page 97.<br />
This chapter assumes you have access to the host computer and sufficient privileges to configure both it and<br />
<strong>VNC</strong> Server. Note that if you are setting up <strong>VNC</strong> Server on your own computer for remote access, some<br />
features require a host computer user to be present when the connection is established, and should<br />
therefore be avoided.<br />
Contents<br />
Licensing <strong>VNC</strong> Server 72<br />
Starting <strong>VNC</strong> Server 73<br />
Running multiple instances of <strong>VNC</strong> Server 78<br />
Working with <strong>VNC</strong> Server 81<br />
Configuring ports 88<br />
Notifying when users connect 91<br />
Preventing connections to <strong>VNC</strong> Server 92<br />
Restricting functionality for connected users 93<br />
Stopping <strong>VNC</strong> Server 95<br />
<strong>VNC</strong> <strong>User</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> 71
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