Help with exporting DISPLAY from Linux to Windows XP

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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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GOGOC(8)						    BSD System Manager's Manual 						  GOGOC(8)

NAME

     gogoc -- gogoCLIENT

SYNOPSIS

     gogoc [-h] [-?] [-y] [-n] [-b]
     gogoc [-f config_file] [-i interface_name] [-u interface_name] [-s interface_name] [-r retry_delay]

DESCRIPTION

     gogoc provides a means to configure a tunnel obtained from a tunnel server that supports the tunnel setup protocol (TSP).	gogoc will connect
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     then monitor the state of the tunnel.  In the event of a timeout, gogoc will establish a new tunnel.

     gogoc currently supports three types of tunnels:

     - v6v4 (IPv6 over IPv4)
	Supported on FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, Linux, Windows, Solaris, Darwin and OpenWRT.

     - v6udpv4 (IPv6 over UDP over IPv4)
	Supported on FreeBSD, Linux, Windows, Darwin and OpenWRT.

     - v4v6 (IPv4 over IPv6 (DSTM))
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ARGUMENTS

     The following options are available:

     -h, -?  Displays a short usage summary and quits.

     -y      Automatically accept server's public key.

     -n      Run as a foreground process.

     -b      Stop trying to reconnect upon first error received.

     -f configuration_file
	     Specifies a different configuration file.
	     Default is /etc/gogoc/gogoc.conf.

     -s interface_name
	     Overrides client_v4 in gogoc.conf(5)

     -i interface_name
	     Overrides if_tunnel_v6v4 in gogoc.conf(5)

     -u interface_name
	     Overrides if_tunnel_v6udpv4 in gogoc.conf(5)

     -r retry_delay
	     Overrides retry_delay in gogoc.conf(5)

SEE ALSO

     gogoc.conf(5)
     http://www.gogo6.com

ACKNOWLEDGMENT

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     - RSA data security for md5.

     - The Apache Software Foundation for Base64 encoding and decoding.

AUTHORS

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