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How to install CentOS 7 Remotely Using VNC Direct Mode

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To install CentOS 7 Remotely Using VNC Direct Mode

This tutorial explains the Simple steps to access the graphical installation of CentOS 7 using VNC Direct Mode. It is essential to have a VNC client on a remote system.

To start VNC server your hard disk must be smaller than 2TB partitioned with GPT

Step 1:

To boot CentOS 7 Media Installer in VNC Direct Mode

First make bootable installer media and connect it to the system, now start the system. Move to the CentOS 7 option and press TAB key. Now boot option will appear.

install_centos

Add the below line at the end of the boot menu terminal line.
inst.gpt inst.vnc inst.vncpassword=password resolution=800*480

select_boot

Resolution is optional. The above command can be also executed without resolution option.

To Start Installer

To start installer, press “ Enter” key and finally you will get the a screen with IP address and port number as below

starting_installer

Step 2:

To configure VNC Clients on Remote Systems

VNC Configuration Screen

Open the VNC viewer, enter IP Address and Port given on the computer where you perform the installation process and click connect.

tightvnc_connection

VNC Authentication

Now you will be asked to enter password. Enter the password and hit OK button to authenticate. Now the CentOS 7 graphical installation window will appear.

vnc_authentication

CentOS 7 Installation Screen

centos7_installation_screen
For the installation of CentOS 7

https://www.linuxhelp.com/install-centos-7-screenshots/

For the installation of TigerVNC Viewer

https://www.linuxhelp.com/how-to-install-tigervnc-server-to-access-remote-desktops/

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Comments ( 3 )

linuxhelp
hi gustavoponce The Above Tutorial is made with fixed ip
gustavoponce
How does it work with fixed ip?
jeremyhooks
The guide assumes that you have a DHCP server.
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Frequently asked questions ( 5 )

Q

suggest some similar softwares

A

https://www.linuxhelp.com/how-to-set-up-guacamole-tool-to-access-remote-linuxwindows-machines/ https://www.linuxhelp.com/how-to-install-nomachine-tool-in-linux/

Q

suggest me the same for Mac

A

https://www.realvnc.com/en/connect/download/vnc/macos/

Q

does it has for unix?

A

yes

Q

What is VNC Connect?

A

VNC Connect is the latest version (6+) of our cross-platform remote access software for personal and commercial use. It utilizes VNC technology to connect you to a remote computer anywhere in the world, watch its screen in real-time, and take control.

Q

How does VNC technology work?

A

VNC uses the RFB protocol to transmit screen pixel data from one computer to another over a network, and send control events in return. It’s a simple yet powerful protocol invented by RealVNC.

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