re : cannot emulate to hpux box

[Vincent_5]

Hi Guys,
Can someone help, I'm trying to use xmanager to emulate to the HPUX host running on HPUX 11.23 . attach is the error. Can someone help ???

Regards
Vincent

[OFC_EDM]

Hi...I don't see the attachement

[Vincent_5]

Hi,
Sorry, attach is the error for your referrence. Please advice

Regards
Vincent

[Jeeshan]

did you try to login with xdmcp protocol instead of rexec protocol?

[Deepak Kr]

can not open attachment...


Can you paste text here..

[Vincent_5]

Hi,
Here is the attachment again. I have try login in through telnet, no problem. But I need to run GUI graphics for glance plus in order to see the graph on the server. Please advice??

Regards
Vincent

[OldSchool]

attachments don't appear to be working....can you please simply enter the error message...

[Deepak Kr]

Same again!!!!

are u attaching a zip file???

[Vincent_5]

Hi Guys,
Here is the attachment again.

Regards
Vincent

[OldSchool · Accepted solution]

DISPLAY variable isn't set, which the message *tells* you. It probably needs to be the :0.0. You'll have to set it in the profile on the destination machine, or explicitly. To do the later, try changing the "Execution Command" from

/usr/bin/X11/xterm -ls -display $DISPLAY

to something like

/usr/bin/X11/xterm -ls -display :0.0

[Vincent_5]

Hi,
Thanks for the info, I have try and I get the same error. Please note, I'm emulating remotely through lan. I have check the firewall port, port 512 to port 514 is accessible .Kindly advice

Regards
Vincent

[OldSchool]

what are you putting in for the DISPLAY now?

If IP address, is it the address of the PC running XManager or is it the address of the server you are attempting to connect to?
Are you using tunneled connections?

[Bill Hassell]

> Thanks for the info, I have try and I get the same error. Please note, I'm emulating remotely through lan. I have check the firewall port, port 512 to port 514 is accessible .Kindly advice

Xwindows uses port 8000 (and many above 8000). Are you truly going through a firewall to the open Internet? If so, the Xwindow protocol is quite unsecure and most modern firewalls will block it.

But rather than try to use a 'helper' screen in your PC's Xwindow emulator, simply telnet to the remote system. Then find out your PC's IP address. Now start xterm inside your current connection by typing:


/usr/bin/X11/xterm -ls -display :0.0

If the error message xterm can't open your PC display, you probably are hitting a firewall block.