Hello.
I have installed Proxmox on a Intel NUC for it to be a homelab.
In Proxmox, have installed a few distros of linux in separate virtual machines.
In order to access the virtual machines I guess I need to use a VNC client on my Windows 11 client machine, with Proxmox acting as VNC server. I didn't install anything on Proxmox.
My Proxmox machine is wired on the network.
I tried a few VNC clients, but it simply doesn't work. No connection is established. I have no clue how to configure Proxmox (or the VM's?) to accept a VNC connection and streaming of the screen on the VNC client. When I launch a VM on Proxmox, it uses a module called "NoVNC".
Do any of you guys know how to do it? Based on what I read (and understood), VNC seems to be the standard way to approach this question, but I may be totally wrong here.
Thanks !
Marc.
I have installed Proxmox on a Intel NUC for it to be a homelab.
In Proxmox, have installed a few distros of linux in separate virtual machines.
In order to access the virtual machines I guess I need to use a VNC client on my Windows 11 client machine, with Proxmox acting as VNC server. I didn't install anything on Proxmox.
My Proxmox machine is wired on the network.
I tried a few VNC clients, but it simply doesn't work. No connection is established. I have no clue how to configure Proxmox (or the VM's?) to accept a VNC connection and streaming of the screen on the VNC client. When I launch a VM on Proxmox, it uses a module called "NoVNC".
Do any of you guys know how to do it? Based on what I read (and understood), VNC seems to be the standard way to approach this question, but I may be totally wrong here.
Thanks !
Marc.