Xmanager Address Bar

The Xmanager address bar is a convenient way to connect to a host on the fly. The rules for addresses entered in address bar are outlined as follows.
hostname (or ipaddress)
xdmcp://hostname
xstart://sessionname
xsession://sessionname
rdp://[username[:password]@]hostname[/]
ssh://[username[:password]@]hostname[:port][/]
telnet://[username[:password]@]hostname[:port][/]
rlogin://[username[:password]@]hostname[:port][/]
ftp://[username[:password]@]hostname[:port][/]
sftp://[username[:password]@]hostname[:port][/]

The usable protocols are xdmcp, xstart, xsession, ssh, telnet, rlogin, ftp, sftp and rdp. When no protocol is designated, xdmcp is used as the default protocol. The xdmcp protocol uses UDP 177 port as the default port.
Refer to the following examples:

Example	Description
myhost xdmcp://myhost	Connect to myhost using XDMCP protocol.
xstart://mysession	Run an Xstart session named mysession.
xsession://cdesession	Run a static session named cdesession.
ssh://myhost:22/	Run Xshell and connect to myhost port 22 using an SSH protocol. To run this command, the Xshell program must be installed in the computer.
telnet://user:pass@myhost	Run Xshell and connects to myhost using a TELNET protocol. User name and password are automatically transferred after connection. To run this command, the Xshell program must be installed in the computer.
rlogin://user@myhost	Run Xshell and connect to myhost using an RLOGIN protocol. User name is automatically transferred after connection. To run this command, the Xshell program must be installed in the computer.
ftp://anonymous@myhost	Run Xftp and connect to myhost using an FTP protocol. User name is automatically transferred after connection. To run this command, the Xftp program must be installed in the computer.
sftp://user:pass@myhost/	Run Xftp and connect to myhost port 22 using an SFTP (secure shell fire transfer protocol). User name and password are automatically transferred after connection. To run this command, the Xftp program must be installed in the computer.
rdp://user:pass@myhost/	Connect with myhost's RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) protocol. The username and password are automatically sent after connection.