Dne, 12. 02. 2011 21:25:00 je shawn wilson napisal(a):
>
> Thanx. I seem to hazily recall using that years ago. However, I am
also
interested in a more general solution. How do you people make several
users
access your BSD/Solaris/GnuStep/etc. virtual machines? Is "remote
desktop"
the only way?
>
I thinly what your looking is a 'bond'ed interface so that your vm
looks
like its on your actual network.
What do I use? Ssh + screen. But i think your asking about remote x.
If so,
you edit ssh.conf and maybe an x config file and pass ssh an option
and you
will be able to run any x program you want.
I see. Basically, you make the VM appear as a networked machine; from
there, it all boils down to various methods of network access, such as
ssh, remote desktop, X forwarding, and similar.
Thanx for the input.
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