{
 ## If you are outside of the Keck network and need to authenticate through the
 ## Keck firewall, uncomment and fill out the appropriate IP address, port, and
 ## username which will be used to authenticate.
 ## If this is being run inside of the Keck network, leave these lines
 ## commented out.
# firewall_address: 111.222.333.444,
# firewall_port: 123,
# firewall_user: username,
 ##
 ## When first connecting to Keck to determine which VNC server to connect to
 ## (i.e. where to run `kvncinfo -server`) this is the list of computers to try
 servers_to_try: ['svncserver1', 'svncserver2'],
 ##
 ## This is the command to invoke on the local machine to launch a VNC client
 ## Command will be formatted as [vncviewer] [address]:[port]
 vncviewer: '/Applications/VNC Viewer.app/Contents/MacOS/vncviewer',
}

{
 ## If you are outside of the Keck network and need to authenticate through the
 ## Keck firewall, uncomment and fill out the appropriate IP address, port, and
 ## username which will be used to authenticate.
 ## If this is being run inside of the Keck network, leave these lines
 ## commented out.
# firewall_address: 111.222.333.444,
# firewall_port: 123,
# firewall_user: username,
 ##
 ## When first connecting to Keck to determine which VNC server to connect to
 ## (i.e. where to run `kvncinfo -server`) this is the list of computers to try
 servers_to_try: ['svncserver1', 'kcwi', 'svncserver2', 'mosfire'],
 ##
 ## This is the command to invoke on the local machine to launch a VNC client
 ## Command will be formatted as [vncviewer] [address]:[port]
 vncviewer: '/Applications/VNC Viewer.app/Contents/MacOS/vncviewer',
}

Add non-solaris servers to try
Add non-solaris servers to try
