If Remote Login is enabled, then you may first need to establish an SSH tunnel before being able to connect using VNC.
#Vnc server mac password
When using the command line I am prompted for the Mac's VNC password before it launches a window for the remote GUI session. I have also enabled "Observe" & "Control" found on the "Options" button for the authorized user. I have also installed a VNC App called Chicken of the VNC and disabled Bonjour - it times out or tells me to enable Sharing. I have enabled 'Allow others to control your Desktop' in Desktop Sharing. On the Mac I have enabled a VNC password (click on "Computer Settings" button under Remote Management). However I cannot log into Ubuntu from the Mac -> Go -> Connect to Server, tap in the IP address of the Ubuntu Laptop. On Linux I use the following command to connect to a Mac using VNC (xtightvncviewer is being used - I believe you can just use the tightvncviewer command as well): vncviewer
#Vnc server mac plus
Plus different versions of macOS seem to behave differently. I don't have these issues when connecting to a Linux remote system. Even when I connected to the remote Mac the graphics in the session were very slow to load and both computers are on the same LAN. When I was having trouble I was able to enter my VNC password, but a VNC window never opened. After disconnecting from the VNC session I was unable to access the remote Mac via VNC for a while. I had to try multiple times before I was able to connect. I actually was having trouble connecting to a Mac using VNC myself.
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