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Description of problem:
A more detailed example needs to be added to the man page of remote-viewer.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
RHEL 6.3


How reproducible:
NA

Steps to Reproduce:
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Actual results:
Here's the current example stated in the man page of remote-viewer.
EXAMPLES
       To connect to SPICE server on host "makai" with port 5900

          remote-viewer spice://makai:5900



Expected results:
The SPICE server is enabled in the qemu-kvm process and the SPICE server listens on the KVM host that the guest is running on.

So,in order to connect to the guest 'guest1' running on host 'testvirt',run this command on a SPICE client(assuming that the SPICE server is listening on port 5900).

          remote-viewer spice://<KVM Hostname or IP add>:5900



Additional info:

remote-viewer(1) man page is part of the virt-viewer package

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Your proposed changes are misleading.

remote-viewer is not directly related to KVM, it can connect to any VNC server or any Spice server such as XSpice or Weston with Spice backend. 

There is no relation to mention to qemu-kvm o libvirt, this is what distinguishes from virt-viewer.