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 > Package is: /usr/ports/network/vnc and have it configured under

Correction: /usr/ports/net/vnc.
                        ^^^
There are several vnc's in the ports tree, but have used Xvnc
(RealVnc) for years, Solaris etc. TigerVNC didn't build and
and gave up with x11vnc. Both need a local stock X server, which
is a can of worms with no local hardware framebuffer...

Regards,

Chris