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Create VNC Session on remote machine on which ssh access is denied

Hi Folks,

I want to create VNC session on the Remote RHEL machine on which ssh access is denied. Is there any way so that I can create VNC session without ssh access. Let me know all possible ways!

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Well VNC is installed by default on RHEL. If you have console access. How do you normally connect to the server? Do you have a co-worker that has access?

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