To do this you need to log in as root on A (the server you ant to connect to) and type
xhost +machine-name
where machine-name is the machine you want to connect from and run X.
To see what incoming connections are currently configured, simply type xhost and host return.
Hope this helps.
- Chinmay.
Desmond wrote:
i just installed RedHat 8.0 in a notebook (B) and have a problem with xterm.
i have this server (A) that i usually xterm into (ssh into A, setenv DISPLAY, etc).
B doesn't seem to display anything when i type xterm at the command line. but this works with my own PC and notebook.
what is wrong?
thanks.
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