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No Display on Win2000 [3]
No Display on Win2000 [3]
No Display on Win2000
Thursday, November 20, 2003 7:36 PM - Michael
Hi.
I have a SUN Ultra5 with Solaris 2.6,and i will to connect it from home with a PC win2000.
I connect me into the local Net from the Company with Global Lan to Lan and VPNSecure.
Telnet and ftp from win2000 to SUN with cmd.exe is going.
xmanager in local net is already running.
When i connect me via ISDN to my SUN i see a grey screen!
With xstart canΒΏ open display ip:0!
I have no more idea what is wrong.
ThankΒΏ for help.
Michael
I have a SUN Ultra5 with Solaris 2.6,and i will to connect it from home with a PC win2000.
I connect me into the local Net from the Company with Global Lan to Lan and VPNSecure.
Telnet and ftp from win2000 to SUN with cmd.exe is going.
xmanager in local net is already running.
When i connect me via ISDN to my SUN i see a grey screen!
With xstart canΒΏ open display ip:0!
I have no more idea what is wrong.
ThankΒΏ for help.
Michael
Re: No Display on Win2000
Friday, November 21, 2003 11:54 AM - Support
Please try the following command in Xstart:
/usr/bin/X11/xterm -ls -display IP_OF_VPN:0
If it also fails, your VPN configuration may block connections from Unix to your Windows machine. Xmanager listens TCP port 6000.
Also check that your Windows and Solaris should have the same network address. Please compare the IP address allocated by VPN with the one of Solaris.
For further support, provide us with the "C:\Program Files\Xmanager1.3.9\Xmanager.log" file.
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/usr/bin/X11/xterm -ls -display IP_OF_VPN:0
If it also fails, your VPN configuration may block connections from Unix to your Windows machine. Xmanager listens TCP port 6000.
Also check that your Windows and Solaris should have the same network address. Please compare the IP address allocated by VPN with the one of Solaris.
For further support, provide us with the "C:\Program Files\Xmanager1.3.9\Xmanager.log" file.
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Technical Support
Re: Re: No Display on Win2000
Saturday, November 22, 2003 12:48 AM - Michael
I am testing xstart with this configuration and it was not going.
TightVNC and PCAnywhere from home with win to my PC win2000 in the company is going.
TightVNC to Linux 7.3 is going too.
TightVNC and PCAnywhere from home with win to my PC win2000 in the company is going.
TightVNC to Linux 7.3 is going too.
Re: Re: Re: No Display on Win2000
Monday, November 24, 2003 4:44 PM - Support
VNC and Xmanager are different from each other in the direction of connection. VNC is a client program but Xmanager is a server program. It means that the remote X applications such as xterm should connect to Xmanager in your Windows machine. In a firewall environment, the connection from remote Unix to your local PC may not be possible.
For further support, please let us know the detailed steps you followed and any error messages displayed during the connection. A screenshot would be a great help.
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Technical Support
For further support, please let us know the detailed steps you followed and any error messages displayed during the connection. A screenshot would be a great help.
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Technical Support
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