Add graphs of network usage by VMs.

[invirt/packages/invirt-web.git] / code / templates / vnc.mako

diff --git a/code/templates/vnc.mako b/code/templates/vnc.mako
index c211a32..9e39294 100644 (file)
--- a/code/templates/vnc.mako
+++ b/code/templates/vnc.mako
@@ -15,10 +15,10 @@ Console to ${machine.name}
 <p>See <a href="help?subject=Console" target="_blank">tips</a> about framebuffer and other issues.</p>
 <applet code="VncViewer.class" archive="https://${hostname}:446/static/VncViewer.jar"
         width="100%" height="1000">
 <p>See <a href="help?subject=Console" target="_blank">tips</a> about framebuffer and other issues.</p>
 <applet code="VncViewer.class" archive="https://${hostname}:446/static/VncViewer.jar"
         width="100%" height="1000">

-<param name="PASSWORD" value="moocow">

 <param name="PORT" value="${port}">
 <param name="HOST" value="${hostname}">
 <param name="VMNAME" value="${machine.name}">
 <param name="AUTHTOKEN" value="${authtoken}">
 <param name="SocketFactory" value="VNCProxyConnectSocketFactory">
 <param name="PORT" value="${port}">
 <param name="HOST" value="${hostname}">
 <param name="VMNAME" value="${machine.name}">
 <param name="AUTHTOKEN" value="${authtoken}">
 <param name="SocketFactory" value="VNCProxyConnectSocketFactory">

+You must have Java enabled in your browser to use the VNC console.

 </applet>
 </applet>