This bug contains elements of topics discussed in bug #105419.

We offer a couple of ways to gain VNC access to a SUSE LINUX machine:

1. Use the "Remote Administraion" module to enable Xvnc, a separate X server
running on display:1 (port 5901) and http port 5801.  Using this server connects
to the login manager (KDM or [GDM--when fixed bug #334])

2. Use the VNC portion of SaX2 to enable VNC access to the real X server at
display:0 (port 5900), and a http port if desired.  There is also a temporary
solution to this by using krfb.

Once these differences are understood, they work well and offer great
flexibility.  However, there is really no explanation what the two different
modules are actually doing.

The "Remote Administration" module at least gives the 
ports to look at, but it would be good if it could also expain that it spawns
its own separate X server, and allows for remote logins.

The SaX2 module gives NO indication as to what it is doing.  It should state
that it will enable access to the REAL x.org X server and the it can be accessed
with display:0 (port 5900)

It is probably high hopes for 10.0 right now, but it would be good if these two
could be combined into a single location to ease the confusion.