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Hello, Gurus,

I have two UNIX boxes sitting on different LAN. I want run a command ( ex: Veritas web console ) on MachineA and let the GUI display on MachineB, because MachineB's IP ( 190.x.x.x ) was created by DHCP and it is on a different LAN with MachineB (10.x.x.x), the GUI couldn't be displayed. Somebody told me I need to setup a static router to make those two box talking, Is this a right solution? How do I know which static router IP I need to use? I could telnet from MB to MA, but couldn't telnet from MA to MB.Do I need to change any other configuration files in MB?

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If you can TELNET from one machine to the other then your routing is OK. The problem might be a firewall or packet filter configuration or X server permissions problem.
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IF you want to run a MachineB's command on machineA.you can try :
MachineA$>telnet MachineB
MachineB$>xhost +
MachineB$>export DISPLAY=MachineA's IP:0.0( ex: 192.x.x.x:0.0)
MachineB$>run command
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