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Article 2.6 - noVNC Browser Console

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Article 2.6 - noVNC Browser Console

Short answer

Open Console/noVNC from VPS service page when SSH/RDP is blocked.

Updated Guide Available

This article has been superseded by How to Use the NoVNC Console. Use the updated guide for the most accurate, current steps. The summary below is kept for reference.

Overview

noVNC requires no open SSH on your path to the guest — ideal for firewall lockout recovery.

  1. SSH fails → open noVNC
  2. Fix UFW/iptables or start sshd
  3. Return to SSH/RDP

Frequently Asked Questions

Does VPSGrid manage my guest OS?

No. VPSGrid provides unmanaged KVM VPS hosting. You administer the guest OS, applications, firewall, and data unless a separate managed product is documented on your account.

What should I include in a support ticket?

Include your service ID, primary IP, exact error text, and steps already tried. See What Information to Include in a Support Request.

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Need More Help?

Search this knowledgebase for related guides. If the issue persists, open a ticket at billing.vpsgrid.net with your service ID, primary IP, and steps already tried. See What Information to Include in a Support Request and Security Responsibilities on Unmanaged VPS for scope and required details.

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