Solved ...

Using gdmsetup under security and unchecking "Deny TCP connections to Xserv=
er"

I am not using iptables or a firewall  etc so others may need to add ports =
etc



On 14 January 2011 07:01, Justin Richards <justin.richards@gmail.com> wrote=
:
> Having problems redirecting x session to a redhat linux client from
> tru64 client.
>
> I can redirect x sessions between tru64 hosts (using rsh then setenv
> DISPLAY host:0.0)
>
> I can redirect x session between redhat hosts (using ssh -X)
>
> I can redirect x session from a redhat to a tru64 host.
>
> But a redhat host refuses to accept an x session from a tru64 host.
>
> I am unable to ssh -X to a tru64 hosts as our version tru64 version
> does not have ssh.
>
> I have tried googling but google just wants to return pages that show
> how it is done with ssh. =A0I have tried many and varied combinations.
>
> I suspect it is a security setting that I need to over ride but not
> sure what or where.
>
> The network is a handful of hosts that are isolated from any other
> network. =A0It is not possible to add any files/software etc to this
> network as it is isolated. =A0The only input is via a keyboard and mouse
> and nothing else. =A0As it is isolated, over riding the security setting
> to allow redhat to accept an x =A0session via an unencrypted connection
> is ok.
>
> Any suggestions.
>
> Cheers Justin
>

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