Study Notes

In some cases, I need to log in as remote X client, for example, run ConsoleOne in localhost.

Method 1:
System1# ssh -X system2
System2# run any X command you’d like have and it’ll show up on System1
I verifies this way to open remote ConsoleOne GUI(192.168.123.33, nds server) in local(192.168.123.32).
Localhost 192.168.123.32# ssh -X 192.168.123.33
NDS sev 192.168.123.33# ./usr/ConsoleOne/bin/ConsoleOne

Note, that is that does not work it’s because you have X11 forwarding turned off in your ssh config file(perhaps in /etc/ssh/sshd_config).

Method 2:
System1# xhost -system2
System1# telnet system2
System2# export DISPLAY=system1:0
System2# run X command you’d like have and it’ll show up on System1

–display Server:0.0
Send output to the Xserver running on Server.

Xterm is an X-client application that creates a terminal windown on your X-display

Mobo: the abbreviation of MotherBoard.