Help with exporting DISPLAY from Linux to Windows XP

 
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Old 01-22-2011
Please post the ip addr, netmask, and default gateway for each computer on your local network. It's impossible to see whats going on unless all the networking information is available to troubleshoot.

A simple /sbin/ifconfig on each box will do. Label the one your having an issue with. Also the output of route on each machine may shed some light on this too.

Also, if you think the firewall is an issue, just temporarily turn it off to check if that is what is causing it.

Code:
service iptables save
service iptables stop
  --test out the X11 forwording--
service iptables start

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