How to remotely log on to the terminal using graphics in linux

In linux, the following describes how to log on to the terminal remotely using graphics-Linux general technology-Linux technology and application information. Question A: how to solve the problem that the graphic interface X cannot be opened.

Solution steps:
1. Go to the/etc/X11/xdm directory and edit the xdm-conf and Xaccess files.

Edit the xdm-conf file and find the DisplayManager. requestPort: 0 line (note the last line! Comment out this line.

Edit the Xaccess file, find # any host can get a login window, and enter the network segment of the terminal host in the blank line below, for example, 192.168.1.0 (enter the network segment according to the actual situation)

2. Go to the/etc/X11/MCM directory and edit the directory.

Search for Enable = false (this row is a separate row). replace false with true (Note: it should be around 211 rows)

3. restart the system after modification.

4. After the system is restarted, run xhost + or xhost + "terminal host ip address" as the root user. Then run the following command: X? Query localhost: 2 test whether the X graphical interface can be started locally.

5. We recommend that you use xmanager for remote login.