enbaled x509 vnc by default

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Devaev Maxim
2021-02-15 05:35:50 +03:00
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<div class="start"><a style="display:inline-block; margin-top:4px; color:#5c90bc; text-decoration:none" href="/">&nbsp;&nbsp;&larr;&nbsp;&nbsp; [ Pi-KVM Index ]</a>
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<p class="text">This Pi-KVM device has running <b>kvmd-vnc</b> daemon and provides VNC access to the server.</p>
<p class="text"><b>WARNING!</b> We strongly don't recommend you to use VNC in untrusted networks.
The current implementation does not use encryption, and your passwords are transmitted
over the network in a plain text.
<p class="text"><b>WARNING!</b> We strongly don't recommend you to use VNC in untrusted networks without
enabled X.509 or TLS encryption. Otherwise your passwords are transmitted in a plain text
over the network.
</p>
<p class="text">
Your VNC client must support Tight JPEG compression, password authentication and allow
connection without encryption. <a href="https://tigervnc.org">TigerVNC</a> is a good choice.
Your VNC client must support Tight JPEG compression and password authentication.
<a href="https://tigervnc.org">TigerVNC</a> is a good choice.
On Linux, this client will most likely be available for installation from the repository.
It can also be called vncviewer.
</p>

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p(class="text")
| This Pi-KVM device has running #[b kvmd-vnc] daemon and provides VNC access to the server.
p(class="text")
| #[b WARNING!] We strongly don't recommend you to use VNC in untrusted networks.
| The current implementation does not use encryption, and your passwords are transmitted
| over the network in a plain text.
| #[b WARNING!] We strongly don't recommend you to use VNC in untrusted networks without
| enabled X.509 or TLS encryption. Otherwise your passwords are transmitted in a plain text
| over the network.
p(class="text")
| Your VNC client must support Tight JPEG compression, password authentication and allow
| connection without encryption. #[a(href="https://tigervnc.org") TigerVNC] is a good choice.
| Your VNC client must support Tight JPEG compression and password authentication.
| #[a(href="https://tigervnc.org") TigerVNC] is a good choice.
| On Linux, this client will most likely be available for installation from the repository.
| It can also be called vncviewer.
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