Win7 Telnet to the mininet virtual machine via SSH, runs Wireshark and displays the graphical interface via X11 on the host

Step1: Installing the SSH client on the Win7 side putty

Putty:http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html

Step2: Installing xming (x Server) on Win7 side

Xming:http://sourceforge.net/projects/xming/files/latest/download

After the installation is complete, find the installation directory of xn.hosts (such as x0.hosts) files, each line of this file represents an IP address, if we want to display the remote host's graphical interface, the remote host's IP must be added to the file, added after the save, restart xming effective.

Step3: Start the mininet virtual machine

Step4: Start xming

STEP5: Start putty and connect to a remote mininet virtual machine

After starting putty, configure the X11 transport to enable:

Then enter the IP of the mininet virtual machine and click Open:

Then you will go to the following interface:

Enter the user name and password to log in to the mininet virtual machine:

STEP6: Start Wireshark

In the terminal input command: sudo wireshark &

At this point, the wireshark starts normally, and the Wireshark graphical interface appears on the WINODWS side:

The Xming+putty environment is built on the Win7 side, and by running the xming and logging on to the remote Linux host with putty, you can display any graphical interface program for the remote Linux host under Windows.

Win7 Telnet to the mininet virtual machine via SSH, runs Wireshark and displays the graphical interface via X11 on the host