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Session Failed

Wednesday, November 12, 2003 4:49 AM - Robin D.

I am unable to connect to a UNIX machine from my PC using a 30-day trial license of XManager (waiting for purchasing decision to finalize). The log contains the following info:

XdmcpFill: too few bytes(-1) received
Xdmcp: Timed out, state 4. Retransmissions: 0
Xdmcp Broadcast Address: 255.255.255.255
Xdmcp Broadcast Address: 216.2.55.174
Xdmcp Broadcast Address: 216.2.55.100
Xdmcp Broadcast Address: 10.10.40.73
Xdmcp Broadcast Address: 10.10.40.81
XdmcpFill: too few bytes(-1) received
Xdmcp: Timed out, state 4. Retransmissions: 0
Xdmcp Broadcast Address: 255.255.255.255
Xdmcp Broadcast Address: 216.2.55.174
Xdmcp Broadcast Address: 216.2.55.100
Xdmcp Broadcast Address: 10.10.40.73
Xdmcp Broadcast Address: 10.10.40.81
XdmcpFill: too few bytes(-1) received
Xdmcp Request Address: 216.2.55.100
Xdmcp Connection Address 0: 10.10.80.26
Xdmcp: sent a REQUEST message
Xdmcp: received an ACCEPT message
Xdmcp: sent a MANAGE message.
Xdmcp: Timed out, state 8. Retransmissions: 0
Xdmcp: sent a MANAGE message.
Xdmcp: Timed out, state 8. Retransmissions: 1
Xdmcp: sent a MANAGE message.
Xdmcp: Timed out, state 8. Retransmissions: 2
Xdmcp: sent a MANAGE message.
Xdmcp: Timed out, state 8. Retransmissions: 3
Xdmcp: sent a MANAGE message.
Xdmcp: received a FAILED message.
Xdmcp fatal error: Session failed Session 4 failed for display brucelee.fgm.com:0: Cannot open display

Any suggestions?

Robin


Re: Session Failed

Wednesday, November 12, 2003 10:43 PM - Support

The problem is caused by the private IP address of your Windows machine. When your Windows machine is located in a private network and you tries to connect to a remote Unix machine that is in another network, the dtlogin process in the remote Unix cannot reach at Xmanager in Windows. It is because Xmanager is a server software listening TCP port 6000.

For more help, please read FAQ #4 at:

/support/faq.html

If an ssh server is running on your Unix, you can run an xterm and then run /usr/dt/bin/Xsesion to get a CDE desktop.

I hope this can help you.

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Technical Support


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