Is the default reverse connection feasible when booting up?

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Is the default reverse connection feasible when booting up? #1788

Closed worm001 closed 2 months ago

worm001 commented 2 months ago

My machine A is running CentOS 7 core without GUI. I have installed the latest version of TigerVNC Server. How can I modify the configuration so that it can connect to my machine B's internal IP address, such as 192.168.0.200 on port 5500, in reverse at startup?

CendioOssman commented 2 months ago

Probably. How depends on how you've set up things.

I would suggest starting a discussion in the tigervnc-users group. The issue tracker is better suited for specific bugs or features, rather than usage questions.