A solution would be to use SecureCRT, it can tunnel X sessions. The users will be able to send X windows back to their machines with no issues. It does this by creating a new tty of sorts when you ssh in, basically localhost:11 (or something like that) is set as your DISPLAY environment variable, and that is tunnelled back through ssh. But you have to be careful not to set your DISPLAY variable by yourself, let ssh do it. Enjoy.
At 06:17 PM 6/21/2002 +0200, Johan De Meersman wrote: >Have a look at CygWin, it's a *nix under windows, complete with X server. > >John Horne wrote: > >>Hello, >> >>I've been trying to get our users to use Openssh to access our Sun systems >>rather than telnet/ftp. Whilst this is okay for command-line usage (using >>putty), some users use Hummingbird Exceed to access the Sun systems X >>window/CDE system. My understanding is that X window itself is not secure, >>and should be used over SSH as well. The problem is how? >> >>I have been, and am still!, looking on the 'net to try and see how to setup >>SSH on a Windows NT/W2K machine, with Exceed (version 7) and putty, and >>access CDE on solaris 7/8 systems which are running Openssh (3.2.3p1). What >>configuration options do I need for putty, Exceed and the SSH server on the >>Sun system? I have had a look at the port-forwarding bit, but it seems to >>relate to securing specific services, e.g. smtp, pop3, etc. >> >>Exceed is usually (here at least) configured to use an xdmcp broadcast to >>locate local Sun systems, and it seems to use local port 296 and remote port >>288, yet my (linux) /etc/services file shows xdmcp as using port 177. The X >>system uses port 6000 onwards, so which port(s) need forwarding? >> >> >>Many thanks for any help. I'm not looking for someone to resolve this for me >>- although that would be nice :-) - but if anyone has any pointers, url's >>etc then I may be able to piece it together myself. Failing that we'll >>simply use ssh for comamd-line usage and leave the X window system as it is. >> >> >> >>Regards, >> >>John. >> >>------------------------------------------------------------------------ >>John Horne, University of Plymouth, UK Tel: +44 (0)1752 233914 >>E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>PGP key available from public key servers >> > -tdawson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
