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How to invoke SMIT GUI

Hi All

I am using AIX 5.1, i have Cygwin-X installed on my Windows XP Pro desktop, I had started the X-Windows Session and logged into the remote AIX server via telnet.

When i issue the command smit i only get the command line version of the SMIT, How can i invoke the SMIT GUI version ?

Am i missing something here.

Thanks in Advance
Swaraj
 

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