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*Finding your current VNC session numbers
*:On the command line (which you can access with e.g. putty as described above) enter
*:<pre> ps aux | grep vnc | grep YOURUSERNAME </pre>
*:The information of interest to you is the number in the first line after Xvnc :.
*Killing a VNC session
*:<pre> vncserver -kill :xx </pre>
*:with xx being your vnc session number which you can nd out as described in the previous section.
*Resetting the VNC password
*:If you want to change your VNC password type
*: <pre> vncpasswd </pre>
*:on the command line and type in your new password twice.
*:If you do not remember your old password kill your current vncserver session and delete the le .vnc/passwd in your home directory.

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ps aux | grep vnc | grep YOURUSERNAME..."