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07-11-2004 05:23 AM
07-11-2004 05:23 AM
Export Display
Hi,
I have have 2 servers.
Server A has GUI console. and other ServerB is terminal.
what steps I need to follow on both servers , so after telnet from ServerA to serverB , I can able to get GUI of serverB.
Thx
I have have 2 servers.
Server A has GUI console. and other ServerB is terminal.
what steps I need to follow on both servers , so after telnet from ServerA to serverB , I can able to get GUI of serverB.
Thx
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07-11-2004 06:45 AM
07-11-2004 06:45 AM
Re: Export Display
You can run Xapps like this,
On serverA,
# xhost +
On server B after telneting,
# export DISPLAY=serverA:0.0
eg: to bring up,
# xterm &
But if you want to access the whole GUI, you would have to use some VNC like remote access app.
On serverA,
# xhost +
On server B after telneting,
# export DISPLAY=serverA:0.0
eg: to bring up,
# xterm &
But if you want to access the whole GUI, you would have to use some VNC like remote access app.
No unix, no fun
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07-11-2004 03:47 PM
07-11-2004 03:47 PM
Re: Export Display
Other way is to connet using ssh with X11 forwarding.
[serverA]# ssh -X serverB
Just run any GUI based application. It will be tunneled to serverA.
[serverA]# ssh -X serverB
Just run any GUI based application. It will be tunneled to serverA.
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07-11-2004 07:37 PM
07-11-2004 07:37 PM
Re: Export Display
hi,
on serverA do :
xhost + (allow X connection from any x server) or
xhost IPofserverB (only from particular x server)
telnet on serverB
export DISPLAY=ipserverA:0.0 (export DISPLAY variable from server B to A on first monitor forst display)
xclock & - only checking - should works
xterm & or xine & ... (you are on B via GUI)
hope this will help you
Jan
on serverA do :
xhost + (allow X connection from any x server) or
xhost IPofserverB (only from particular x server)
telnet on serverB
export DISPLAY=ipserverA:0.0 (export DISPLAY variable from server B to A on first monitor forst display)
xclock & - only checking - should works
xterm & or xine & ... (you are on B via GUI)
hope this will help you
Jan
GSM, Intelligent Networks, UNIX
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