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I'm trying to install XP Pro on a VM, but how do can i connect to the VNC port from a remote computer?

i create the VM with :

sudo virt-install --name XPComputer --arch x86_64 --vcpus 1 --ram 512 --file /virtpcs/vdisks/harddrive.img --cdrom  /virtpcs/isos/xp_pro_x32.iso --os-type windows --os-variant winxp --keymap no --connect qemu:///system --vnc --vncport 5901 --network bridge:virbr0 --noautoconsole

with netstat -l i can see it's listening on localhost:5901 , but i can't connect to it from the remote computer.

asked 22 Aug '10, 18:09

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sorry about that. Just found the solution

Edit the section, add the listen='' attribute.

<graphics type='vnc' port='5900' autoport='no' keymap='no' listen='THEIPTOLISTENON'/>
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answered 22 Aug '10, 20:19

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Edit the section of what file?

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answered 23 Sep '10, 23:35

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Figured it out:

virsh edit <virtualMachineName>
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answered 23 Sep '10, 23:40

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edited 24 Sep '10, 02:23

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