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Synpse CLI allows connecting VNC client to remote VNC servers through our tunnels. First

Prerequisites

  • VNC server installed and configured on the device

  • Synpse agent installed on the device

  • Synpse CLI installed on your local computer

  • A local computer with a VNC client installed. The VNC client you use must support connections over TCP:

    • On Windows, you can use , , or .

    • On macOS, you can use the built-in program, or can use a cross-platform app like .

    • On Linux, you can choose from many options, including vinagre, krdc, , or .

Connecting to the device's VNC server

First, start the proxy tunnel:

synpse device proxy rpi4 5901:5901
forwarding port (local->remote) 5901 -> :5901

Then, use your favourite VNC client and as the server address enter localhost:5901. The traffic will be forwarded to the device:

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