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09-23-2004 09:41 PM
09-23-2004 09:41 PM
xhost
Dear All
How to get the gui screen of hpserver(hpux 11i) from an solaris9 machine.iam able to ping to both machines by using name&ip.can any one tell what daemons i hav to enable/what port i hav to enable/what command i hav to used .i hav tried some command but it didn't worked
How to get the gui screen of hpserver(hpux 11i) from an solaris9 machine.iam able to ping to both machines by using name&ip.can any one tell what daemons i hav to enable/what port i hav to enable/what command i hav to used .i hav tried some command but it didn't worked
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09-23-2004 10:01 PM
09-23-2004 10:01 PM
Re: xhost
Hi,
On the server whose gui is to be viewed.
say (server1)
#xhost+
On the server where gui is to be viewed:
say (server 2)
#telnet server1
#export DISPLAY=:0.0
Now run any x-command
Regards,
On the server whose gui is to be viewed.
say (server1)
#xhost+
On the server where gui is to be viewed:
say (server 2)
#telnet server1
#export DISPLAY=
Now run any x-command
Regards,
I'll sleep when i am dead.
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09-24-2004 06:58 AM
09-24-2004 06:58 AM
Re: xhost
Are you refering to bringing up the entire CDE desktop on the Solaris machine?
If memory servers, I did this a couple of times in a lab a few years ago. I think this is approximately how I did it:
On Solaris "client";
1. disable starting up any window manager (e.g. just run X-windows). You should see the gray screen with a borderless xterm in the upper left corner of your screen.
2. xhost +
3. telnet to HP server
4. export DISPLAY=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:0.0
5. run dtlogin
David
If memory servers, I did this a couple of times in a lab a few years ago. I think this is approximately how I did it:
On Solaris "client";
1. disable starting up any window manager (e.g. just run X-windows). You should see the gray screen with a borderless xterm in the upper left corner of your screen.
2. xhost +
3. telnet to HP server
4. export DISPLAY=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:0.0
5. run dtlogin
David
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09-24-2004 10:04 PM
09-24-2004 10:04 PM
Re: xhost
For security reasons you should never run "xhost +" instead use "xhost +" to prevent others accessing your system.
You will also have problems running CDE if the remote server cannot resolve the hostname of the client. When you telnet to the host do a "who" to ensure that it knows you.
You will also have problems running CDE if the remote server cannot resolve the hostname of the client. When you telnet to the host do a "who" to ensure that it knows you.
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