VNC can be enabled for each VPS individually through the KVM management portal, which allows remote control through a graphical interface using either noVNC or a desktop VNC client.
Imagine if you could sit in front of a remote computer from anywhere in the world and use it as if you’re right there. That’s VNC. It lets you see and interact with your VPS even if the normal ways of connecting (like SSH or RDP) are broken.
noVNC provides a convenient way to access VNC servers from any device through almost any modern web browser, eliminating the need for dedicated client software (has limitations vs desktop VNC client though).
Through the KVM management portal, you can enable VNC for each VPS individually. Once VNC is turned on, noVNC or a desktop VNC client can be used to connect.
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Step 1
Start VNC
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Step 2
Open Console once button turns green (and click into the window to set focus!)
This opens a virtual console for your server. The VNC password is for Desktop VNC Client connections only. The VNC password is not required for noVNC Console access. Click into the noVNC window to set focus. Use your OS username & password to log in to your OS once you are presented with the login-screen.
Open a connection with your preferred Desktop VNC Client: RealVNC Viewer, TightVNC Viewer, UltraVNC, …
Use the password indicated in Step 1 (Start VNC)
Use VNC Server hostname and port from the Information window on the right side.
Establish your connection.