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Friends who have used the Windows 2000 terminal simulation client know that through the MSTSC (Terminal Client) to the terminal server of Win2000 Server, you can operate and control your computer with a graphical interface as a Window2000 Server native. Linux provides this support with XDMCP, and we can easily implement the same function as Win2000 diagrams when using a terminal simulation software such as XManager and simply configured in Linux services. The feeling is really "cool". ! Below I take the Red Hat Linux 7.2 as an example, to describe the configuration and connection process: 1. Prepare: Install Red Hat Linux 7.2 Installation Be sure to select XWindow, this is the basic stuff, do not install it, where is the graphical interface . Oh, on your own machine (client), install the terminal simulation software XManager, install the method (omitted), and there is no difference between the software under the other Windows. 2, start configuration work: Before starting configuration, explain several basic concepts and related command information: (1) XDMCP is (x display monitor protocol (2) XDM is (Manages A Collection of x displays ), Display management set paths in: / etc / x11 / xdm Several files: Xaccess Access Control File xServices Local Display or Remote Display Profile XDM-Config XDM Main Profile (3) We have to do it in xservices file Made a change in the original content is basically as follows: 0 local / usr / x11r6 / bin / x We join two: 192.168.3.68:0 Foreign 192.168.3.63:1 Foreign indicates that there can be two external hosts request xServer ( 4) The following changes must be made in XDM-Config: DISPLAYMANAGER.REQUESTPORT: 0 This setting is not annotable (the most in front! Character), if the comment will not listen, in addition: This file should also add the following Both: DisplayManager * Startup: / etc / x11 / xdm / startup displayManager * reset: / etc / x11 / xdm / reset indicates that the startup and reset are the executed file. STARTUP and RESET files are also established with VI. The content of the Startup file is as follows: sessreg -a -l $ display -X / usr / x11r6 / lib / x11 / xdm / xservers $ user reset file content as follows: sessreg -a -l $ display -x / usr / x11r6 / lib / x11 / xdm / xservers $ user is OK. (5) Modifying the Xaccess file content as follows: # * #ny host can get a login window change to * #any host can get a login window (6) The last step, confirm the INITTAB file ID: 5: InitDefault : x: 5: Respawn: / etc / x11 / prefdm -nodaemon Restart Linux 3, enable XManage on this machine, after connecting the graphics Linux on Windows LaNManage, enter the IP of host Host in configuring the host host Select XDM Indriect, wait a little, red cap 7.2 graphic startup interface, you can choose KDE or GNOME, huh, it is successful.
To this configuration is completed. The above environment is implemented in Red Hat 7.2, Win2000 Server operating system, XManager 1.3.9 environment. Now my machine can connect to Linux, Solaris, cool. ######################################################################################################################################################################################################################################################################################################## #### * NIX Under the remote connection X Server several methods [zt] see this post in the boutique forum, feel good, although I won't use, but I will use it later, I will use it later, I will collect it, I can't set it. I can't find it :)
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In fact, this is not an [original] post. . However, the following talk is that I summarized these two days! I hope some help for everyone!
Server: Red Hat Linux Terminal: XManager 1.3.9
Instructions:
Server: ------------------------ 1. Modify / etc / x11 / xdm / xaccess, will follow the line: # * # any host Can Get a login window change to: * # any host can get a login window ---------------------- 2. Modify / etc / x11 / gdm /gdm.conf, find the following information: [xdmcp] enable = 0 or enable = false modified to: [xdmcp] enable = 1 or enable = true and make sure the following information exists: port = 177 ---------- ---------------- 3: Modify / etc / inittab, will ID: 3: InitDefault: Modified to: ID: 5: INitDefault: and change the last line to: x: 5 : Respawn: / usr / bin / gdm ------------------------ 4: Make sure the properties of / etc / x11 / xdm / xservers are 444, / etc / x11 / xdm / xsetup_0's attribute is 755. ------------------------- Server: FreeBSD Terminal: XManager 1.3.9
Instructions:
Server: ----------------------- 1. / Usr / x11r6 / lib / x11 / xdm / xdm-config comment falls:! DisplayManager .Requestport: 0 ----------------------- 2. / usr / x11r6 / lib / x11 / xdm / xservers comment out: #: 0 local / usr / x11r6 / bin / x ----------------------- 3. / usr / x11r6 / lib / x11 / xdm / xaccess takes note of this Remove: * #ny host can get a login window ---------------------- 4. / Etc / ttys is modified as follows: TTYV8 "/ usr / x11r6 / bin / xdm -nodaemon "xterm on secure ------------------------------ Server: SunOS Terminal: XManager 1.3.9
Instructions:
Action on the server: ------------------ Because the server starts XDM by default, there is no need to change ------------------
