Just change it to a ":1" to use 5901 as indicated in the second ssh example. Ssh -L 5901:127.0.0.2:5900 this connection is established you can switch to another terminal and startup the vncviewer with the following command: The command to setup the local port 5901 to route to 5900 on the remote system would look like this: For example, when vncviewer is run for display :1 it will attempt to connect to port 5901 rather than 5900 (vncviewer host:1). If port 5900 is already in use on the administrator system a different port could be used. Ssh -L 5900:127.0.0.2:5900 -L port:host:port specifies that the given port on the local administrator host is to be forwarded to the given host and port on the remote side. From a terminal run the following command: On the administrator system a ssh connection will need to be established to the remote system. Add ssh to the allowed services if needed.
Verify your firewall settings in YaST->Security and Users->Firewall. By default the firewall is turned on and ssh is blocked. The client systems must also allow an ssh connection as we will use a ssh tunnel to secure the VNC communication. The Remote Desktop selection in the Control Center runs "vino" which is a vncserver equivalent that allows the connection to display :0 (what the user is viewing) on port 5900. It starts a session independent from the users so you do not see the users desktop. There is also another selection for Remote Administration in YaST but it does not allow a connection to display :0.
Remote systems must have the Remote Desktop feature enabled. Open the Control Center and under the System group take the selection for Remote Desktop.
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