Proxmox tip #1: Use a separate VNC client

what's up guys this is at an ATL I just wanted to make a quick video showing a problem or how I fixed a problem that I ran into you and something pretty basic maybe to some of the more veterans of this proxmox software but basically once you get at a virtual machine setup you can have a console access to it through through the proxmox interface through the web browser and what i have found is that i like to set up a VNC access so that i can i can have have a different have basically the the the other VNC client that i prefer to to access this so what i was able to find is this page that shows that all you have to do is go over here into the monitor tab of a virtual machine and just type change v + C and the the increment of the port number that you want from 5900 so I just chose 123 and that incremented mine to 60 23 so that's how I ended up over here with this this this VNC connections so this is a little bit more convenient than going back and setting up a VNC client through the system that you're that you're in you know your virtualizing as a guest so anyway that is my quick explanation about how I was able to do that without without you know going into the configuration of the actual hosts that I'm working with so anyway that was my problem that I just solved and I wanted to make a quick video and hopefully I'll be doing more of these as I find these little tips and tricks and and if you haven't checked out proxmox um I am a big fan and it's definitely the best way to go about things I run my router inside a proxmox environment and and it seems to run okay I don't think I've had any problems but it's really hard to tell and anyway I hope this has been helpful and you guys have a good one

Channel: Ed P

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Keywords: proxmox vnc tips

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Length: 2min 30sec (150 seconds)

Published: Thu Oct 17 2019