Port 5900?

[babadoctor]

I was wondering what port 5900 is? It seems that on my sisters macbook pro 13 inch i put her ip in the browser like this: 192.168.1.3:5900 and it gives me

https://gyazo.com/61cbd5c4236eeffaee02c8ff261a24a3

 

I know that it is a vnc of some sort because i left mac vnc open

but what does that mean? also i was wondering how i could ssh my sisters computer that has no password if i left ssh open, but i want to ssh without RSA keys.

[TheGeeker]

-Google

 

1. Port 5900 is the IANA port reserved for Virtual Network Computing (VNC). By enabling port 5900, all traffic to this port is routed to Intel AMT for KVM processing. The RFB protocol requires a password, so the first time an application enables port 5900, it should also set the RFB password.
2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RFB_protocol
3. Thx for the ip.

[babadoctor]

 

-Google

 

1. Port 5900 is the IANA port reserved for Virtual Network Computing (VNC). By enabling port 5900, all traffic to this port is routed to Intel AMT for KVM processing. The RFB protocol requires a password, so the first time an application enables port 5900, it should also set the RFB password.
2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RFB_protocol
3. Thx for the ip.

 

nothing you can do with it, its a private ip. You do not have my public ip.

[TheGeeker]

nothing you can do with it, its a private ip. You do not have my public ip.

Ik. 

[babadoctor]

Ik. 

LOL

do you know if port 5800 actually works as a vnc in the browser?

[TheGeeker]

LOL

do you know if port 5800 actually works as a vnc in the browser?

I don't understand me either

[TheGeeker]

LOL

do you know if port 5800 actually works as a vnc in the browser?

I think you need 5900. Not 5800. Ik it works with 5900 but idk 100% how to do it.