Red Hat configuration Xmanager remote access to Linux:
1. Modify the GDM configuration file, and modify the content in bold section.
/etc/gdm/custom.conf
[Daemon]
[Security]
Allowremoteroot=true
[XDMCP]
port=177
Enable=true
[GUI]
[Greeter]
[Chooser]
[Debug]
2. Modify the boot order to start the X up
/etc/inittab
Id:5:initdefault:
3. Turn off the firewall or open the ports in the firewall. (UDP 177 TCP6000 to Port 6010)
4. Restart the sudo reboot
SUSE Configuration Xmanager remote access to Linux:
#vi/etc/x11/xdm/xdm-config
In the last line: displaymanager.requestport:0 Front Plus! Comment out this line.
#vi/etc/x11/xdm/xservers
In the last line:: 0 local/usr/x11r6/bin/x the front Plus # comment out this line.
#vi/etc/x11/xdm/xaccess
Find #* #any host can get a login window
Remove the # from the front of the line and turn it into:
* #any host can get a login window
Finally run the #xdm. This allows you to use tools such as Xmanager to
If you want to start the XDm automatically each time, add the/ETC/X11R6/BIN/XDM at the end of the/etc/rc.d/rc.local file.
Note: Turn off the firewall
Q&a:
1.graphical installation of SuSE
Zypper Install "*kde*" installs the KDE environment.
2. The root of SUSE prohibits remote login
Edit the "/etc/sysconfig/displaymanager" File and Change "displaymanager_remote_access=" no "to" displaymanager_remote_access= "yes"
"Displaymanager_root_login_remote=" No "" changed to "displaymanager_root_login_remote=" yes ""
3. Yum Lock
Sometimes when you upgrade some files with Yum, the following conditions occur:
Another app iscurrently holding the Yum lock;waiting for it to exit ...
You can disable the Yum process by forcing:
#rm-f/var/run/yum.pid
And then we can use Yum.
2. Operation of Linux operating system-xmanager remote access to the graphical GUI of Linux