Remote Desktop connecting Xmanager to CentOS

Remote Desktop connecting Xmanager to CentOS

This document describes the configurations required for connecting to the CentOS Remote Desktop through Xmanager on the CentOS system.

1. Introduction to Xmanager

Xmanager is a high-performance X Server software running on Windows. It can seamlessly bring remote Unix/Linux desktops to your Windows, and even run remote X applications securely through SSH after the computer is in the Intranet or firewall.

Features include:

• You can use Xcongfig to set multiple Xmanager settings;
• Supports multi-user Windows terminal environments;
• Multiple IP addresses are supported;
• Supports local resource databases;
• Use the hotkey to convert the keyboard ing;
• Supports Windows Printing in multiple Windows.

2. CentOS 6.3 Configuration

Install IIS (if installed, no installation is required)

Yum-y install TPD

Set the system to graphical mode, open the/etc/inittab, and change it to id: 5: initdefault: (if it is already 5, you do not need to modify it)

Vi/etc/inittab

Open/etc/TPD/custom. conf and add the following content under the [security] and [xdmcp] fields:

[Security]
AllowRemoteRoot = true
[Xdmcp]
Port = 177
Enable = 1

Disable the firewall (service iptables stop) or open udp port 177 on the firewall, and restart the machine.

On Windows, open XBrowser and remotely connect to CentOS through IP Address

Getting started with Linux: Xmanager remote access to the Linux graphical interface

RedHat Enterprise Linux 6.4 configure Xmanager 4

Configure the Xmanager graphical interface in AIX 5.3

Use Xmanager to connect to CentOS 5.5

Xmanager usage Summary