How To Tunnel Vnc Over Ssh
If you’re connecting to a remote desktop using the Virtual Network Computing (VNC) protocol, your connection might not be secure. Some VNC clients, like the popular TightVNC, don’t encrypt your connection beyond the initial sign-in stage. To get around the problem, you can tunnel a VNC connection over a Secure Shell (SSH) tunnel. Not only does an SSH tunnel provide an entirely secure connection for VNC, but it also allows you to use VNC connections when the typical VNC port (port 5901) is blocked....