[BlueOnyx:23656] Re: Aventurin{e} 6109R errors
Colin Jack
colin at mainline.co.uk
Wed Feb 12 13:09:56 -05 2020
Hi Michael,
[root at node ~]# systemctl status webvnc
● webvnc.service - Aventurin{e} WebVNC Daemon
Loaded: loaded (/usr/lib/systemd/system/webvnc.service; enabled;
vendor preset: disabled)
Active: active (running) since Do 2020-02-06 21:52:39 -05; 5 days ago
Main PID: 272819 (webvnc.pl)
Tasks: 12
Memory: 36.5M
CGroup: /system.slice/webvnc.service
This is especially needed for VMs, but also works for CTs. It provides a
web socket to interface between "noVNC" and the GUI.
In the Aventurin{e} 6109R GUI when you go to a VPS and "VPS Basic
Settings" you can tick a checkbox called "VNC enabled" and specify a VNC
port and VNC Password.
VNC access to that CT is then possible via the IP/Hostname of the node
and the specified port. You can use any VNC related client for that purpose.
But additionally: If VNC is enabled for at least one VM or CT, then the
service "webvnc" is started automatically and additionally "Active
Monitor" will restart it in case of failure. Via the GUI under "Virtual
Servers" / <VPS> / "VNC Access" you can then access the shell of a CT or
VM in the browser.
This is a must have for VMs, because that's the only way how you can
access the installer during the ISO install of the OS into a VM.
For CT's it's merely optional, as you'll always have a shell via "prlctl
enter <UUID>" and the installation method of OS's into CTs is different,
too.
Okay - understood. I only run CTs so not too much of a problem. I have never had much success with VMs on Aventurin{e}.
Can I just ignore these emails or should I go through the CTs and turn webvnc off for all of them?
Kind regards
Colin
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