solaris and xmanager [9]
solaris and xmanager
Thursday, January 3, 2002 1:31 PM - john
Hi,
I am new to both solaris and xmanager and would like to use xmanager for remote administration for my solaris server.
I have just setup my solaris server and may i know what are the things that i have to configure before i can use xmanager XDMP to connect to my solaris server console?
thanks
I am new to both solaris and xmanager and would like to use xmanager for remote administration for my solaris server.
I have just setup my solaris server and may i know what are the things that i have to configure before i can use xmanager XDMP to connect to my solaris server console?
thanks
Re: solaris and xmanager
Thursday, January 3, 2002 1:58 PM - Kay
Before connecting to the Solaris via XDMCP, you should install CDE(Common Desktop Environment) package for graphic environment. If a CDE is installed, the Solaris console will show you a graphic login window after boot procedure. If a graphic login window is not displayed on Solaris console, you can enable it by:
# dtconfig -e
And reboot the Solaris.
After that, you can connect to the Solaris with Xmanager.
If this doesn't solve your problem, please let me know detailed steps you followed and any error messages displayed.
Kay
# dtconfig -e
And reboot the Solaris.
After that, you can connect to the Solaris with Xmanager.
If this doesn't solve your problem, please let me know detailed steps you followed and any error messages displayed.
Kay
Re: Re: solaris and xmanager
Thursday, January 3, 2002 7:44 PM - John
Hi,
Sorry didnt give more details earlier. I installed Solaris 8 for Intel and have installed the latest patches also.
I can logon using the CDE but when I tried to connect using xmanager, the IP address is statis and it is correct, I would get the error, not on system console and then nothing else happens, I do not even get the authentication prompt.
Do I have to configure trusted host or other things?
THANKS
Sorry didnt give more details earlier. I installed Solaris 8 for Intel and have installed the latest patches also.
I can logon using the CDE but when I tried to connect using xmanager, the IP address is statis and it is correct, I would get the error, not on system console and then nothing else happens, I do not even get the authentication prompt.
Do I have to configure trusted host or other things?
THANKS
Re: Re: Re: solaris and xmanager
Friday, January 4, 2002 5:28 PM - Support
Please let us know more information on your network configuration.
- Your PC and Solaris exist in the same LAN segment or not.
- A firewall between the two systems.
- Private or public IP address.
- Any helpful information.
Looking forward to your reply.
- Technical Support
- Your PC and Solaris exist in the same LAN segment or not.
- A firewall between the two systems.
- Private or public IP address.
- Any helpful information.
Looking forward to your reply.
- Technical Support
Re: Re: Re: Re: solaris and xmanager
Sunday, January 6, 2002 12:50 AM - john
Hi, thanks for the reply, here's the info:
Please let us know more information on your network configuration.
- Your PC and Solaris exist in the same LAN segment or not.
>>> yes they are all on the same network segment
- A firewall between the two systems.
>>> nope, they have direct connection, no trusted host set in the solaris though
- Private or public IP address.
>>> only 1 IP address for each machine at the moment
- Any helpful information.
>>> do i have to set trusted host or any things like that?
i keep getting the message XDMP is not able to connect.
i have followed the instructions to set XDM tab and XDM query to my solaris ip. and have commented out the /dev/console line in /etc/default/login. may i know how exactly do i get my xmanager to connect to my solaris CDE? p.s. have read the help but still not clear, would prefer exact steps.
thanks in advance
sorry for the inconvenice and stupidity as i am new to solaris as well.
thanks
Please let us know more information on your network configuration.
- Your PC and Solaris exist in the same LAN segment or not.
>>> yes they are all on the same network segment
- A firewall between the two systems.
>>> nope, they have direct connection, no trusted host set in the solaris though
- Private or public IP address.
>>> only 1 IP address for each machine at the moment
- Any helpful information.
>>> do i have to set trusted host or any things like that?
i keep getting the message XDMP is not able to connect.
i have followed the instructions to set XDM tab and XDM query to my solaris ip. and have commented out the /dev/console line in /etc/default/login. may i know how exactly do i get my xmanager to connect to my solaris CDE? p.s. have read the help but still not clear, would prefer exact steps.
thanks in advance
sorry for the inconvenice and stupidity as i am new to solaris as well.
thanks
Check Xerrors file
Thursday, January 10, 2002 5:46 PM - Support
Sorry for the late response.
Please read /var/dt/Xerrors file for the connection error.
This file might give a clue to the solution.
If possible, please upload the error messages.
And you don't have to configure trusted hosts for XDMCP connection.
- Technical Support
Please read /var/dt/Xerrors file for the connection error.
This file might give a clue to the solution.
If possible, please upload the error messages.
And you don't have to configure trusted hosts for XDMCP connection.
- Technical Support
Re: Check Xerrors file
Sunday, January 13, 2002 4:24 PM - john
attached is the Xerrors content:
X_mkdir: No such file or directory
X_mkdir: No such file or directory
NVidia,1: Riva TNT (16384k @fb000000, [0.000 - 190.000MHz])
NVidia,1: Riva TNT (16384k @fb000000, [0.000 - 190.000MHz])
Sun Jan 13 15:04:15 2002
error (pid 558): Server open attempt #0 failed for sinpc:0, giving up
Sun Jan 13 15:05:57 2002
error (pid 580): Server open attempt #0 failed for sinpc:0, giving up
Sun Jan 13 15:07:37 2002
error (pid 595): Server open attempt #0 failed for sinpc:1, giving
X_mkdir: No such file or directory
X_mkdir: No such file or directory
NVidia,1: Riva TNT (16384k @fb000000, [0.000 - 190.000MHz])
NVidia,1: Riva TNT (16384k @fb000000, [0.000 - 190.000MHz])
Sun Jan 13 15:04:15 2002
error (pid 558): Server open attempt #0 failed for sinpc:0, giving up
Sun Jan 13 15:05:57 2002
error (pid 580): Server open attempt #0 failed for sinpc:0, giving up
Sun Jan 13 15:07:37 2002
error (pid 595): Server open attempt #0 failed for sinpc:1, giving
Re: Re: Check Xerrors file
Monday, January 14, 2002 4:16 PM - Support
The error message says that the hostname of your PC is "sinpc". Please check if the name is correct for your IP address. If "sinpc" is not the name of your PC, the name server has a configuration error and you can fix it by adding a line in "/etc/hosts" file.
123.123.123.123 sinpc
123.123.123.123 should be changed to the IP address of your PC.
We hope this could help you.
123.123.123.123 sinpc
123.123.123.123 should be changed to the IP address of your PC.
We hope this could help you.
Re: solaris and xmanager
Tuesday, July 10, 2012 12:30 AM - john
@KAY
hi kay thanks for the response .... i'm attaching a file with ..i'm receiving this msg as I open the xmanager ...
kindly help...
hi kay thanks for the response .... i'm attaching a file with ..i'm receiving this msg as I open the xmanager ...
kindly help...
Re: solaris and xmanager
Tuesday, July 10, 2012 1:59 AM - Support
This is a warning message given by Solaris. OpenWindow is an old desktop envrionment and SUN (now Oracle) included that message to help users to migrate to new desktop environment, CDE.
You can safely ignore this message by selecting the "Check here to disable this message" checkbox.
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You can safely ignore this message by selecting the "Check here to disable this message" checkbox.
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