[Reproduced] Linux, Solaris under XDMCP Remote Desktop Services

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http://youlvconglin.blog.163.com/blog/static/52320420106243857254/

Telnet to Linux and Solaris using the graphical interface, first to open the XDMCP service on the server and use Xmanager connection under Windows

Under Ubuntu, the client is also installed by default, opening the [Application]-[internet]-[Terminal Services Client (Terminal Server)] at one time, or entering tsclient at the command line, The protocol option in the General tab can be seen in the XDMCP, except that the gray one is not selectable and requires the protocol support to be installed first.

$ sudo apt-get install xnest can be used after loading.

Install XDMCP service under SOLARIS10:
By default. SOLARIS10 after the installation is complete. Startup is the CDE interface. However, sometimes the connection cannot be established when you log on with Xmanager. If the confirmation is not the cause of the firewall. You can solve it in the following ways:
1. Turn off the default CDE service
#svcadm Disable Cde-login
With Ps-ef | grep Dtlogin should not see the dtlogin process.

2. Enter/ETC/X11/GDM
Edit gdm.conf file Edit the following 2 places
Locate the [XDMCP] field.
A. Change Enable=flase to True
B, cancel the comment before port=177
Then save the exit.

3.ps-ef | grep GDM confirms that there is currently no GDM process. If you kill

4. Start the GDM service
# Svcs-a | grep GDM
Disabled aug_07 svc:/application/gdm2-login:default
# Svcadm Enable SV C:/application/gdm2-login:default
Then create a new connection in the Xmanager. So you can log in. Select CDE in the upper-left corner of the login screen. The familiar CDE interface is back.

Install XDMCP Service under Ubuntu (that is, the remote host connects to Ubuntu's graphics terminal via the XDMCP protocol, and log in as a graphical terminal):
1. Log in to the native graphics terminal (this machine is set according to Ubuntu/gnome example)
2. Select System->administration->logon windows to cut to remote, modify the style to same as local, if the menu is Chinese, please select it.
3. Select System->administration->logon Windows tangent to the general entry, modify the Disable multiple login for a in front of the X to mourn, If the Chinese menu, please choose, otherwise you will be able to display the screen but unable to log in (enter the user and password and back to the login screen).
4. Modify the sudo vi/etc/gdm/gdm.conf (it is recommended to back up the gdm.conf first, so that you can recover quickly if you do not start)
where [Daemon] in the #remotegreeter=/usr/lib/gdm/gdmlogin in front of the # number to mourn;
[Security] in the #disallowtcp=true in the preceding # to mourn, and to change the true to false;
[XDMCP] in the #enable=false in front of the # to mourn, and false to true;
5. Modify sudo vi/etc/inittab to add a line Id:5:initdefault: Indicates that the system will run itself in multi-user level 5 mode;
6. Restart sudo reboot, do not recommend sudo GDM restart so GDM does not take effect
7. Check the server and client network firewall configuration to ensure that 177 ports and 6000-6100 ports are available;
8. Use the Xwin server program to connect to the Ubuntu graphical interface;

[Reproduced] Linux, Solaris under XDMCP Remote Desktop Services