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How to enable the remote desktop in a Red Hat system?

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This would fit better at superuser.com – Piskvor Dec 6 '10 at 11:54
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Help! I'm caught in an infinite recurisve loop! Both this question, and the other question it links to as a duplicate, are closed as duplicates of each other. WHAT??? – Ogre Psalm33 Jun 15 '11 at 13:40
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Afaik, every implementation is WM-dependent, but you may take a look at x11vnc

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vncviewer is the solution. you can see if it is installed by

$rpm -q vncviewer

if it is installed then you can share desktop by

$vncviewer <other computer ip>

it it is not installed then you need install it, this may help you- http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/linux-tutorials-howtos-reference-material/971-installing-running-vnc-redhat-rpm-linux.html

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You can set up "remote desktop" feature on Linux using VNC. Part 2 and 3 in http://fclose.com/b/638/ introduce how to use VNC in a SSH tunnel. You can also use it directly.

You can install VNC server and viewer by

# yum install vnc vnc-server

or 

# yum install tigervnc-server tigervnc
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Use rdesktop command. If you can find it install the package.

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