In order to connect to your Raspberry Pi you will need to know its IP address, underlined below.
# port = TCP/IP port to listen for connections on # enabled = True if VNC connections should be allowed To configure the display manager to respond to incoming requests we need to edit the configuration file and un-comment all the entries in the VNC Server configuration section, and change the enabled setting from false to true as shown below. The following NEW packages will be installed:Ġ upgraded, 1 newly installed, 0 to remove and 5 not upgraded. (If you are using the default Raspbain image then you can open a terminal window by double-clicking on the LXTerminal icon on the desktop). To do this you need to open a terminal window and enter the following commands.
To access your Raspberry Pi remotely from another machine using VNC you will need to install the VNC server, and configure the display manager to respond to incoming VNC connections.
This is because the Raspbian distribution includes the LightDM display manager, and since this is also included in most recent Linux distributions including Debian Wheezy and Ubuntu 11.10 or later the instructions here will apply to machines running these versions as well. While working out how to use (or some might say abuse) X windows to allow me access the desktop on several remote systems with different desktop environments and window managers I discovered that it is possible to use both XDMCP and VNC with the Raspberry Pi.
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