Could you elaborate on setup or direct us to a HOWTO?
Thanks.
Sincerely, William(Woody) Marvel
Beaverton, OR
wmarvel.us.ibm.com
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Joel Sherrill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I want to use VNC as an alternative to PC Xterminal software
> to access our GNU/Linux box. I would like to use XDM to login
> and get a fresh desktop like using XDM/Xterm would. I would
> really appreciate some advice on getting this setup. I managed
> to connect to vnc from my client so I think that much works
> in a "regular" fashion. Now I want to move on to xdm/vnc to
> more properly support multiple users.
>
> If this is not a good setup, please let me know. I have seen
> comments which lead me to wonder if this is really a good mode
> to use VNC in.
>
> FYI the host I am trying first is RedHat 7.x and uses xinetd.
> I am on a local network behind a firewall so do not have to use ssh.
>
> Any advice would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks.
I would say the answer here is Maybe. It is user dependent.If you only have
a few user then it should be fine.I actually use Vnc this way but I only
have a few user that need access. Also in stead of the normal RH setup use
-inetd
Evan
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