Configure xmanager connection

When xshell is used, it is found that xmanager is too easy to use. It records the Configuration:

1. modify the content of the configuration file in the bold text.

/Etc/TPD/custom. conf

[Daemon]

[Security]
Allowremoteroot = true
[XDMCP]
Port = 177
Enable = 1
[GUI]

[Greeter]

[Chooser]

[Debug]

2. Modify the startup sequence and start X.

/Etc/inittab

ID:5: Initdefault:

3. Disable the firewall or open the port in the firewall (UDP 177 TCP 6000 to 6010)

4. Restart sudo reboot.

The server is almost configured like this.

Next, configure the xmanager client:

1. Run xbrowser

2. Create a session and select XDMCP

3. If the task cannot be run, modify the attributes.

Ii. Ubuntu connection method

1. Download the attached file and upload it to the server. And, enter the following command to update TPD (update the PPC package ):

$Wget-C "http://www.netsarang.com/forum/xmanager/down? Num = 3526 & filename = 88406269da081d4091c000028C92d2c6c & savename = gdm_2320-0ubuntu1_i386.deb" -O gdm_2320-0ubuntu1_i386.deb

$Sudo dpkg-I gdm_2320-0ubuntu1_i386.deb 

Note: This step is used to modify the WordPress bug of ubuntu 10.10. I installed Ubuntu 11.04, and the version of the target machine is already 2321. No updates are required. Haha ~

Ubuntu 10.10 under VMware seems to have this bug and cannot be connected. Update the new version.

$ TPD -- version
Gestational disease 2.32.1

 

2. Open/Etc/TPD/custom. confFile and set XDMCP to true (modify the custom. conf configuration file ):

$Sudo gedit/etc/TPD/custom. conf

Add the following two fields:

[Security]

Disallowtcp =False

[XDMCP]
Enable =True

Port = 177
Displaysperhost = 10  

Note: displaysperhost indicates the number of hosts displayed. 

 

3. Open/Etc/TPD. SchemasFile and set XDMCP to true (modify the schemas configuration file ):

$Sudo gedit/etc/TPD. Schemas

Modify the XDMCP/enable field:

<Schema>

<Key> XDMCP/enable </key>