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Weiss wer wie man vom # Android gerät eine # Proxmox vm via # VNC oder dieses # Spice erreicht? (swiss.social)

submitted 2 months ago by MicKet@swiss.social to c/selfhosted@lemmy.world

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Weiss wer wie man vom #Android gerät eine #Proxmox vm via #VNC oder dieses #Spice erreicht?Spice ist etwas seltsam, weil man dazu überhaupt keine sinnvolle dokumentation darüber findet, wie man sich damit von einem anderen Gerät verbindet.#NoVNC ist seltsam, weil es scheinbar VNC ist aber es doch keinen weg gibt statdessen mit einem VNC client darauf zuzugreifen.@selfhosted

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[–] curbstickle@anarchist.nexus 1 point 2 months ago

Using spice can be problematic due to auth proxies / one-time credentials.

NoVNC is a web-based client that uses the vnc protocol.

My recommendation would be to use SSH or a remote desktop (RDP) tool, or even RustDesk. I access most everything via SSH, and I use RustDesk for occasional GUI needs.

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