You can configure a virtual machine to allow any virtual network computer (VNC) client to access the virtual machine by connecting to your Mac.
VNC software enables you to view and interact with one computer from any other computer or mobile device anywhere on the Internet. VNC software is cross-platform, enabling remote control between different types of computers.
Table NaN describes the ways in which you can set up VNC.
This procedure describes how to use the VNC server provided by Fusion to enable a VNC Client to access the virtual machine remotely.
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2 | Select a virtual machine in the Virtual Machine Library window and click Settings. |
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Because data sent over VNC is unencrypted, do not use your regular password. |
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The default port is 5900. If you enabled screen sharing on the Mac, port 5900 might already be in use and you must use another port, such as 5901. For multiple virtual machines, increment the port number for each additional virtual machine. |