"Louis>" is my reply.

>> 
>> You have to start a VNC server on your linux box.
>> 
>> It should ask for the screen ID - usually set to 0
>> And a password.
>> 
>> It should then connect itself to X windows.

Louis> I just did that and it did not ask for a screen
Id. It only asked for a password. I can't paste the output
>From the cgiwin/XFREE86 Linux machine. But I saw this

New 'X' Desktop is : linuxhost.linux:1

I then went to my Windows master 2000 and started VNC there.
For the VNC Server I entered :

linuxhost.linux:1

It started thinking and then I get an error message

"Failed to get server address. Did you type the host name correctly?" .

I then tried the following:

IP_address_of_Linux:1

And this one actually worked. It asked me for a password
for session. I entered what I entered from the Linux machine.

It went in and opened an xterm. I thought that it would show
the Linux graphical login screen, and once logged in it would take
me to the graphical display I see when I logged in from the Linux
machine itself. This seems different to the way cgiwin/XFREE86 works.

But I'm sure it has it's advantages.

Now how do I kill this session. Does just getting out from Windows
kill this session, or I have to do something at the Linux machine.

Anyway I still need some feedback how to get "Tetraterm" working
with between Windows 2000 master and the Linux slave. That way I can 
decide what I want for my live server.


>> 
>> > 
>> > Also how do I do these fancy X forwarding stuff with VNC ?
>> 
>> I didn't have to do much fiddling with it to get it 
>> working... Hardest
>> thing was finding where it was on the HD! 
>> 
>> > No help manual was installed from the software I installed.
>> 
>> Checked the vnc sites??
>> 
>> There are different sites also... www.tightvnc.com 
www.realvnc.com Not
sure about the realvnc.com?? But tight is great!

Louis> Ok I'll check out the sites.

Cheers

Louis

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