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X-Windows help in Windows XP using XMing
Post 302473688 by firstmode on Monday 22nd of November 2010 04:47:38 AM
11-22-2010
Thanks for the reply VBE,
What do you think the x-windows configuration screen is asking for then within that application?
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I can currently display this GUI application within our Secure Global Desktop environment running on Solaris. We do this by entering in the port number and server number to display to. We have 4 server choices, as you can see below, per the small window in the upper right hand corner, I am on server 2, port 19. Those are the choices I enter after running the GUI command within the UNIX terminal of the Ericsson switch :
---------- Post updated at 03:47 AM ---------- Previous update was at 03:43 AM ----------
After I enter the display information above I get access to the BSM Navigator which requires an X-Windows Server:
What do you think the x-windows configuration screen is asking for then within that application?
---------- Post updated at 03:43 AM ---------- Previous update was at 03:33 AM ----------
I can currently display this GUI application within our Secure Global Desktop environment running on Solaris. We do this by entering in the port number and server number to display to. We have 4 server choices, as you can see below, per the small window in the upper right hand corner, I am on server 2, port 19. Those are the choices I enter after running the GUI command within the UNIX terminal of the Ericsson switch :
---------- Post updated at 03:47 AM ---------- Previous update was at 03:43 AM ----------
After I enter the display information above I get access to the BSM Navigator which requires an X-Windows Server:
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