Remote Linux host Management

Remote Linux host Management

You often need to remotely access the graphical interface of a host. ssh provides a convenient option:-Y.

You can use this option to run remote X11 locally. Of course, you must install X11 locally.

For example, if I log on to a Linux Remote Host under MacOS: Bash code mini :~ Weinanli $ ssh-Y ovm
Run the selinux Configuration tool: Bash code system-config-selinux
Now we can see that the local X11 of MacOS is started, and the system-config-selinux window is shown below MacOS:



If you see a log like this during Remote running: Java code (system-config-selinux: 10773): Pango-WARNING **: failed to choose a font, please CT ugly output. engine-type = 'pangorenderfc', script = 'common'
The remote font is not fully installed, use the following command to install: Java code yum install xorg-x11-font *'