VNC connection via SSH for remote access

alienobserver

11/21/23, 6:13 PM

I want to connect to my remote server via VNC using ssh, the problem is I don't understand how should I do it. I am able to connect to my server through terminal with a ssh config file, and all I have in my arsenal is the server's hostname, port, password and the ssh config file. Please explain this to me, it's my first time doing something like this and I'm completly lost.

The config file looks like this.

Host "name"
Hostname "address"
Port 15555
User "username"
LocalForward 5901 localhost:5910
ServerAliveInterval 300
ServerAliveCountMax 2

I tried using remmina, and it simply didn't work. In the "Basics", in "Server" I wrote my address (my address looks like this example.smth.net), then in the "Username" and "User password" I used my login and password that I use to log in to my server. I enabled the ssh and choose "Custom", wrote the address and the port (I wrote somthing like <example.smth.net -P 15555> ), then used the config file as "SSH identity file".

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