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| - | In the case of this guide, the local machine is using Windows XP, and the remote machine to be accessed | + | In the case of this guide, the local machine is using Windows XP and the remote machine to be accessed |
| is running SliTaz. The IP address of this remote machine is **192.168.1.1**. | is running SliTaz. The IP address of this remote machine is **192.168.1.1**. | ||
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| - | ==== Prerequisite | + | ==== Prerequisites |
| - Be logged in as a nonprivileged user (in general tux with SliTaz) and not as system administrator (root). | - Be logged in as a nonprivileged user (in general tux with SliTaz) and not as system administrator (root). | ||
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| $ x11vnc -storepasswd | $ x11vnc -storepasswd | ||
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| - | All that remains is to enter the password, confirm it, and remember it. | + | All that remains is to enter the password, confirm it and remember it. |
| ==== Automatisation ==== | ==== Automatisation ==== | ||
| - | x11vnc works, but in order to use it, it must be executed after startup of the remote system, | + | x11vnc works, but in order to use it; it must be executed after startup of the remote system, |
| so that VNC remote access is possible. | so that VNC remote access is possible. | ||
| It would be handy if x11vnc could run itself automatically when the system is booted, | It would be handy if x11vnc could run itself automatically when the system is booted, | ||
| so that it does not have to be started manually each time to take remote control. | so that it does not have to be started manually each time to take remote control. | ||
| - | To do this, right-click on an empty area of the desktop screen, select openbox, and then start script. | + | To do this, right-click on an empty area of the desktop screen, select openbox and then start script. |
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