Re: Using SSH and get GUI interface


"Rahan" <Rahan@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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tkevans@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

Rahan wrote:


It sem possible to connect to the server by using SSH and get GUI
interface (X-Windows) on the client to manage application like java or
tool like admintool installed on the server.

I use Putty under windows and my server use OpenSSH under Solaris.


Yes, but you need an X-Windows server for your PC. putty supports
X-Windows display forwarding.

cygwin's X server will do.


Thanks a lot for your Answer.

so i need X-window server on my client ?
i can-t do it with juste putty or client SSH like openSSH ?

No. As explained a number of times, you need X Server software on your PC.

Have a look at http://x.cygwin.com/

Perhaps you are getting confused with server/client model which is reverse
in the land of X, ie: the X server is where your display is.



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