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I am working on the Centos wiki instructions for doing an install via vnc: http://wiki.centos.org/TipsAndTricks/VncHeadlessInstall CD is all burned and ready to go. I then thought about the viewer settings particularly the port number and firewall rules. When I connect vncviewer to a vncserver it uses port(s) 590n where n is the display number. OK, is that what happens when a server connects

Hi, I have been using VNC on CentOS 7 server from last couple of months and it was running all fine till last night. Unfortunately, there was an abrupt power failure and system got restarted. Now, when I try to login with VNCviwer, it thrown an error message- "*Gnome - oh no! Something has gone wrong "* with a logout option. When I click on logout, I see black/dark gray screen with 3 check boxes. I googled to figure out a solution and tried several solutions but could not fix the problem. Any suggestion would be...

...il.com> wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> I have been using VNC on CentOS 7 server from last couple of months and >> it was running all fine till last night. Unfortunately, there was an abrupt >> power failure and system got restarted. Now, when I try to login with >> VNCviwer, it thrown an error message- "*Gnome - oh no! Something has >> gone wrong "* with a logout option. When I click on logout, I see >> black/dark gray screen with 3 check boxes. >> >> I googled to figure out a solution and tried several solutions but could >>...

...9, Hersh <parikhh1 at gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > > I have been using VNC on CentOS 7 server from last couple of months and it > was running all fine till last night. Unfortunately, there was an abrupt > power failure and system got restarted. Now, when I try to login with > VNCviwer, it thrown an error message- "*Gnome - oh no! Something has > gone wrong "* with a logout option. When I click on logout, I see > black/dark gray screen with 3 check boxes. > > I googled to figure out a solution and tried several solutions but could > not fix the problem....