You should now be connected to the remote system via VNC.

When prompted, enter the VNC password that you configured on your campus PC or server and click OK.

When prompted, enter your Western password to establish the SSH tunnel.

This is normal and expected when connecting to a host via SSH for the first time.

If you receive a host verification warning, click Yes.

For example, to connect to display :1, you would choose port 5901. If your VNC server is listening on a different display, you will need to modify this port number accordingly. The example above assumes you have a PC on campus named that is listening on the default VNC port of 5900.

Populate the following fields, replacing with the hostname of the PC or server on campus to which you wish to connect Remote Host.

If prompted for access to a folder, click OK.

When prompted, enter your username and password for your computer and click Modify Settings.

On the General tab, click the Open Anyway button.

Search for preferences and click the icon to open System Preferences.

If you receive a warning that the application originates from an unidentified developer, click OK.

Expand the extracted folder and double-click the tightvnc-jviewer.jar file.

Open the folder to which you saved the file in Finder and double-click the downloaded.

Download and run the latest version of the TighTVNC Java Viewer (a.

Have Java installed (instructions for macOS Catalina here).Be running macOS Catalina (10.15) or higher.Have requested and been approved for access to.Know the hostname or IP address of the PC or server on campus to which you wish to connect.Have a PC or server on campus that is already configured for VNC connections (including having a VNC server enabled and the correct firewall ports open).

Those comfortable with computers and installing/configuring software.Members of the Faculty of Science (faculty/staff/student).This tutorial is for members of Science seeking to establish a VNC connection to a campus PC/server without having VPN access. Connecting to a Campus System via VNC (macOS) Overview

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