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tcpdump wasn't helpful to resolve this issue.

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I'm running centos 5.3 and rhel6. &nbsp;on RHEL6 I have installed tigervnc and centos has realvnc. I have starte &nbsp;the vncserver on centos and trying to connect using vnviewer from &nbsp;rhel6 and gotting the following error message. &nbsp;There is no firewall and when I look at centos BOX, xvnc is running and port is listening to it. What may be the problem? Thanks in advance<br />
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&nbsp;main: &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;unable connect to socket: Connection refused (111)<br />
[1]+ &nbsp;Exit 127 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;vncviwer<br />

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I'm running centos 5.3 and rhel6.  on RHEL6 I have installed tigervnc and centos has realvnc. I have starte  the vncserver on centos and trying to connect using vnviewer from  rhel6 and gotting the following error message.  There is no firewall and when I look at centos BOX, xvnc is running and port is listening to it. What may be the problem? Thanks in advance

 main:        unable connect to socket: Connection refused (111)
[1]+  Exit 127                vncviwer


tigervnc client to realvnc server connection

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