On that remote terminal, DISPLAY is automatically set to point at display 10 or above when X-Forwarding
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Use PuTTY to get a remote terminal on your Windows desktop and from that run the X clients you need, or run X clients via Plink using a stored session or a command. I recommend using both PuTTYgen and Pageant in that process as well as setting up some PuTTY Saved Sessions. You may therefore need to also add this to sshd_config AddressFamily inet Getting Xming-portablePuTTY (or standard PuTTY) working first, before using Plink, XLaunch or Xming, is always a good idea. XAuthLocation /usr/bin/X11/xauth this last keyword-argument pair maybe needed on AIXĭue to a bug in OpenSSH: disabling (or badly configuring) IPv6 on Linux/Unix can mess up X-Forwarding. Use PuTTY with SSH and X-Forwarding and enable it in the sshd server on the remote machine i.e.
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The X protocol network traffic is only encrypted if using X-Forwarding with SSH and this is therefore the recommended method for access control, all others method are potentially unsafe (e.g. be careful as they grant access to everyone. Access control Only use Xming option -ac or 'xhost +' on trusted networks, never on public ones i.e.