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10-04-2005 08:40 PM
10-04-2005 08:40 PM
remotely connect to Unix
1- I need to remotely connect from my windows XP to unix server (FEDORA core1) i need the GUI (graphical user interface).
2- how can i turnoff my firewall in fedora core1.
thanx,
saad
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10-04-2005 09:07 PM
10-04-2005 09:07 PM
Re: remotely connect to Unix
2. man iptables.
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10-04-2005 09:25 PM
10-04-2005 09:25 PM
Re: remotely connect to Unix
who -r
2) Yes. Using iptables -F (flush)
hth.
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10-04-2005 11:07 PM
10-04-2005 11:07 PM
Re: remotely connect to Unix
1. use reflectionX or VNC (it is free)
2. If you want to turnoff firewall temporarily then 'service iptables stop' , if you want to make it permanent(even after reboot) 'chkconfig iptables off'
Hope this helps,
Gopi
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10-05-2005 01:03 AM
10-05-2005 01:03 AM
Re: remotely connect to Unix
Check the documentation for instructions about how to enable the desktop using vnc.
To disable the firewall, as Gopi said use:
chkconfig iptables off
service iptables stop
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10-06-2005 07:38 PM
10-06-2005 07:38 PM
Re: remotely connect to Unix
Method 1:
On the windows Xp machine, run the Xserver and giving appropriate access control.
On the remote server assign your windows machine IP with the the display number to the DISPLAY variable and export it.
Eg:
export DISPLAY=192.168.1.20:0.0
and run the xclient applications from the remote server.
Eg running an xclient:
xterm
Method 2:
Run X server on the windows machine. And start an ssh (putty) session to the remote machine with X11 forward options. Make sure the ssh-server is set to X11 forwarding. From this ssh session you can run any xclient application which will be displayed on the windows machine.
Typically u can run gnome-session or startkde as xcleint applications which will get you the actual desktop.
Method 3:
On the remote machine run xdm, kdm or gdm. Enable xdmcp.
On the windows machine run the Xserver with the IP of the remote machine.
X -query 192.168.1.10(remote host)
This will give u a graphical login screen.
Thanks
-logu