[Info-vax] DECwindows over PuTTY
Bill Gunshannon
bill at server2.cs.scranton.edu
Sat Dec 14 13:43:07 EST 2013
In article <l8i7aa$cu4$2 at speranza.aioe.org>,
Wilm Boerhout <wboerhout-remove at this-gmail.com> writes:
> dlevine at schoolfortomorrow.net mentioned on 13-12-2013 17:52:
>> Okay,
>> So, I set up TCP/IP. I am using PuTTY to SSH to the emulated system.
>> I am using Xming on Windows 7 as my display. I am a VMS beginner.
>> My question is, how do I start DECWindows and make it display on XMing?
>> Thx!
>
> If you start PuTTY from your Xming-enabled PC with :
>
> C:\somewhere\PuTTY.exe -ssh -X system@<VMS IP addr>
>
> then login to VMS, and then
>
> $ MC DECW$STARTLOGIN
>
> you should get your DECwindows login box back on your PC, which is now,
> thanks to Xming, the X11 graphics device (aka display server) PuTTY
> takes care of the X11 protocol forwarding over the ssh session.
>
> If you do not, report back. There are some pitfalls, but it really
> should work "out of the box"
Unless there is something strange about the SSH Server (we call it a
daemon on Unix but I guess that would be wrong on VMS :-) he should
be able to use the Xlaunch facility in XMing to create a config file
that will take care of all of this for him. No need to login separately
to start DECW$STARTLOGIN.
bill
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