I am unable to establish a VNC connection.

[sreej]

I'm a noob.

I tried to establish a VNC connection through turbovnc.

followed each steps shown in https://devcloud.intel.com/oneapi/documentation/rendering-toolkit-for-linux/

but failed to establish a connection.

I included all the commands and results as screenshots.

please help.

[Michael_C_Intel1]

Hi @sreej ,

Thanks for the interest and the reference.

Unfortunately, that document was targeted toward the beta timeframe of IDC and VNC forwarding is no longer available. New document owners are resolving that document.

Open VKL centric onboarding alternatives:

• A local install to run GUI apps
• vklTutorial and vklMinimal (minimal) tutorial (command line) series on Intel Developer Cloud or on the repository 
  • EDIT: The Intel Developer Cloud Console was refreshed last month with detailed Rendering walkthroughs... here are some direct links
    • Rendering Toolkit Learning path jupyter notebooks running on Intel Developer Cloud
      • Intel Developer Cloud Console
      • Intel Developer Cloud Console Training
• Using headless (batch) mode of an application like OSPRay Studio to render volume
• Getting Started Sample for Open VKL from the oneAPI distribution of Rendering Toolkit

A previous user ran into some similar issues... if you happen to run VNCserver on your own (non-Developer Cloud) environment locally for any reason, I provided some tips in that thread.

If the above alternatives don't help resolve your issue, can you describe your goal? Perhaps we can find another, non-VNC, path.

Thanks,

-MichaelC

[Michael_C_Intel1]

Bumping this thread after adding webbrowser based developer training links to the previous reply:

• Rendering Toolkit Learning path jupyter notebooks running on Intel Developer Cloud
  • Intel Developer Cloud Console
  • Intel Developer Cloud Console Training

Although there are no interactive GUI apps, this is a good path for newbies as no install is required.

-MichaelC