

Destination : 192.168.1.12:5901 (you specify the ip address of the VNC server + the port to be used for the vnc connection).Source Port : 5901 (the port on which you will need to connect).In our scenario, we will need to put the following values In the right node, you will need to specify Source port and Destination Port Then in the left menu, expand the ssh node and select the Tunnel node. In this screen, provide the IP address (or hostname) of the SSH Server you want to connect to. In scenario 1, you will need to connect to the Proxmox VE Host server which has been configured with the ip address 192.168.1.12. However, you will need to perform an additional configuration change in the ssh client in order for him to “forward” your request to the destination server. When the configuration is established, you will be then able to perform your VNC connection to the target machine. When you want to perform an VNC over SSH connection, you would first need to connect to the SSH server. VNC over SSH : Step by Step Configuration You can read the following information in order to configure the port on which the vnc client will be able to access the virtual machine. (*) This will depend on your own infrastructure. The virtual machine (we want to connect to) will be accessible through the port 5901 using the tigerVNC Client (*).The VNC Server will have the ip address 192.168.1.12.

The SSH server will have the ip address 192.168.1.12.This means that the Proxmox VE host will be at the same time the VNC Server and the SSH server. As you can see, we will perform a vnc over ssh connection directly to the Proxmox VE host server. The following illustration describes our infrastructure for scenario 1. Scenario 1 – Proxmox VE Host as the SSH Server Setup and Configuration Overview If you meet these requirements, we are ready to move the next step. TigerVNC client (can be downloaded here).putty.exe ssh client (can be downloaded here).

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