First on the Linux system side to inquire whether the Telnet service is started, if not started, start:
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The package required to install Xmanger is required to install the ORACLE10G database
Installing the GPM Package
Yum install gpm (provided the Yum Source is established)
Edit Config file/etc/gdm/custom.conf (yellow for newly added)
[Security]
Allowremoteroot=true
[XDMCP]
Enable=true
Modifying a configuration file/etc/inittab
ID:5: Initdefault: //Modify to 5, start the system from the graphics terminal, 3 is the character terminal
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To view the udp177 port of the XDMCP service, you need to add a rule to the firewall:
Iptables-a input-p udp-s 0/0-D 0/0-dport 177-j ACCEPT
Such as:
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Last reboot required
Second, in the Windows side need to install Xmanager software, configure a session sessions, because the test is to forget to copy the picture, so only to point out a few important configuration
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1. Configure Session Host, session method, port number, fill in according to your own needs
2. Turn on the Telnet service and query ipconfig local IP
3. It is best to turn off firewalls, especially third-party security software
Now you can use your xmanager to connect to the Linux system, you need to choose a user name to enter the password into the Linux GUI, the graphical interface to open a terminal character interface execution/database/installxxx can't remember, find it yourself!
Install oracle10g required configuration files and Linux packages are all in advance, or not let you install, if you cry father my Niang I don't care
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Windows XP installation Xmanager connect the Linux redhat system via telnet service and install oracle10g