Hey,
I have reinstall my server. I think everything was okey. But i can not connect my server with NX Client. Could you help me please?
Here the problem:
http://img339.imageshack.us/img339/2071/nxhata.jpg
Hey,
I have reinstall my server. I think everything was okey. But i can not connect my server with NX Client. Could you help me please?
Here the problem:
http://img339.imageshack.us/img339/2071/nxhata.jpg
Is host 87.118.112.204 your nx client ? Is nx still running on your nx client ? Do you have the appropriate firewall port open on your PC with the nx server ?
You could log on with ssh and then check the status of everything.
never heard of NX Client…oh, i googled and guess you are running it
on a Redmond box to connect to your Linux server? right?
what Linux distro/version is the server running?
have you set up newly installed Linux server in accordance with the NX
Client documentation? if not, to the server it just looks like one
more cracker trying to break in…good luck trying to crack any Linux
machine with your NX client—you are gonna see that error message at
imageshack, a LOT!!
if you need to administer a linux server from a Redmond machine then
install webmin <http://www.webmin.com/> on the server and administer
it via any web browser from any where on earth (with the right
password, or course)…
–
palladium
Psiqophat wrote:
>
> Hey,
>
> I have reinstall my server. I think everything was okey. But i can not
> connect my server with NX Client. Could you help me please?
>
> Here the problem:
> [image: http://img339.imageshack.us/img339/2071/nxhata.jpg]
>
>
Login to your server the way you do it usually (to install something for
example) and run the command
su -c "nxserver --status"
to see if the nxserver is running. If yes check your firewall (nx is
tunneled through the ssh port so check that ssh access on port 22 is
enabled).
Is ssh running?
If the ip adress in the image you posted is not a local lan adress (it does
not look like a local ip) and you are using a router make shure that port 22
is forwarded so that it can be accessed from outside.