I have a linux mint host that I want full administrative access to remotely. I will be the only person connecting to this server. Obviously ssh is a no-brainer and I have that already working. I’ve been wrestling to get a VNC solution working. I installed tigervncserver but when I try to connect to it using the viewer provided from the tigervnc website I get the message that the server is actively refusing the connection. So far logs have not been very revealing. I have verified that the port tigervncserver is listening on is allowed by the ufw firewall. Since this is a private server that is not out in the public I’m not really concerned about security as much. I just want a remote solution that will let me get to the gui without having to physically travel to the server. Is tigervncserver not the right solution? Or is there something obvious I am missing.
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Did you set the vnc password for the user?
take a look at Cockpit
I am a big fan of NoMachine, audio, support multi screen setups, and there is a client for most platforms.
i struggled with tigervnc for a bit i feel like this should be pretty stock standard functionality in any modern os it seems like its a easy as below
dconf write /org/gnome/desktop/remote-access/require-encryption false
/usr/lib/vino/vino-server --sm-disable start