Windows remote control SUSELinux10

Article title: Windows remote control SUSELinux10. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Includes basic categories such as desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, and open source.

An IBM xSystem was introduced in the lab a few days ago, and the original "Blade" was also very thick. I was ordered to solve the problem of remote control of this "blade". I installed Linux openSuSE 10.3 and installed the KDE desktop program for the first time, I found the corresponding kdm on the Internet, but could not find the configuration file kdmrc. my final method is to replace the gnome desktop program (the first time I reinstalled the system on a minicomputer, I checked the bios by the way. Haha, I restarted the system n times when no one was there, and forced the shutdown during a crash. it's cool ~~)

In fact, remote control of Linux is not complicated on the internet. I actually made several changes:

1. find the Xaccess under xdm (usually in the/etc/X11/xdm/directory) and remove # from # * any host can get a login window. In fact, the comment is removed.

2. Find The xdm-config file in the same directory of 1 and add one before DisplayManager. request: 0 !, In fact, this is to comment out.

3. open the/etc/X11/xdm/kdmrc/usr/share/config/kdm/kdmrc or/etc/opt/kde2/share/config/kdm/kdmrc File (according to your operations different systems open different files, I just cannot find these files ). If Gnome is used, SuSE is/etc/X11/TPD. conf file. FC5 is/etc/TPD/custom. in the conf file, locate the [xdmcp] section and change Enable to true. In fact, xdm is required to support kdm or gnome (you can check whether gnome or kde is used in the current system in a file in/etc/sysconfig/. if you forget the specific name, in short, it is related to xdm ).

4. in the/etc/inittab file, change runlevel to 5, that is, id: 5: initdefault: if it is 5, no modification is required. I have not made any changes here. 5.

5. There are also some articles about setting the permissions for Xserver and a file under/etc/X11/xdm/. However, I have not set this permission, and the default permissions have already met the requirements.

6. disable the firewall. Or open the port on the firewall. each master machine (windows system) ip opens two ports, one is the udp port of the target 177 and the other is the source port of 6000, remember the number of digits after the ip address and the network address.

7. the last step is to disable the firewall of the master machine, install xManager, create an xdm session (use query), and fill in the ip address of the controlled machine (Linux system, enter the information of the master machine (including the ip address and the specified control port 6000 ). Note: I have tried this method for cross-network and non-cross-network segments. it is feasible !!!

OK. That's how I completed the task.