RHEL5 configure the remote machine to log on to Windows (1)

I. Introduction

We can remotely log on to the Linux server through telnetssh, but all of them are character interfaces. This article describes how to remotely connect to the XFree86 Server on a Linux Server through XDMCP + XDM. You can remotely manage Linux servers in a graphic environment.

Ii. Basic Concepts

1. What is XFree86?

XFree86 is an open-source implementation of the X Window System. It provides a Client-Server interface for the mouse, keyboard, video card, and window graphics environment. Therefore, the client program can run on different hosts. A [url = javascript:;] Server [/url] provides the X Window Server service.

2. What is XDMCP?

XDMCP is the "X Display Manager Control Protocol" network Protocol. It establishes the connection and communication between the graphical client program and the X Window server.

3. What is XDM?

XDM is "X Display Manager". It starts the X Window server and manages logon, session, KDE, and Gnome of the graphic client program. KDE and Gnome also provide their own xdm implementations, namely, kdm and gmt1.

4. What is XFS?

XFS is the "X Font Server". A Server can provide unified fonts. Remote graphics client programs do not need to install all fonts separately.

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If you want to automatically run the running Agent agent after the server is started, you need to modify the/etc/inittab file to enter the "5" running level after the server is started. The modification is as follows:

Id: 5: initdefault:

1. Specific configuration method of gestational disease

[Root @ mis-redhat ~] # Cd/etc/TPD/

[Root @ mis-redhat TPD] # ls

Custom. conf locale. alias PostLoginPreSession XKeepsCrashing

Init modulesPostSession securitytokens. conf Xsession

[Root @ mis-redhat TPD] # cp-p custom. conf TPD. conf

Here, custom. conf is the default configuration. You can copy this file to the name of the target instance, or modify the configuration directly in this file.

[Root @ mis-redhat TPD] # vim TPD. conf

[Xdmcp]

Enable = 1

[Root @ mis-redhat TPD] # TPD-restart

Check whether port 177 is enabled

[Root @ mis-redhat TPD] # netstat-ntpul | grep 177

Udp 0 0 0.0.0.0: 177

0.0.0.0 :*

6056/TPD-binary