
Connect mode is therefore easier to use on systems with no local display or console, but it also may require additional preparation, because the viewer system must be able to accept incoming connections on the specified port, which usually requires changing firewall settings. When the installation begins, the installation program establishes a connection with the listening VNC viewer using the specified host name/IP address and port number.

Then, Anaconda is started and the host name/IP address and port number of the viewer are provided using a boot option or a Kickstart command. The VNC viewer waits for an incoming connection on a specified port. In this mode, the VNC viewer is started on the remote system in listening mode. I tested the Daily Build of Ubuntu 22.04, but I could not see RDP. While waiting for an incoming connection, the system’s IP address and the port on which the installer expects the connection is displayed on the display or console if available this implies that you need at least a serial console to connect using this mode, but you can work around this limitation if you know the default VNC port and the system’s IP address. How is the Gnome 42s new default RDP supposed to work I heard that RDP will replace VNC for desktop sharing in Gnome 42. In this mode, Anaconda is configured to start the installation and wait for an incoming connection from VNC viewer before proceeding.

Kernel, Module and Driver Configuration.System Locale and Keyboard Configuration.

