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No matter which GUI you use on your Linux host – GNOME or KDE – both have an xdisplay manager that underlies the GUI portion of the display. To keep the terminal available for additional commands after you launch the X11-forwarded application, use an ampersand ( &) at the end of the command to prevent tying up the terminal in question. The xdisplay location should also be set to localhost:0, which is basically the display on which you’re currently working.Go to the connection menu in PuTTY, select SSH X11, and check the box Enable X11 forwarding.

Open PuTTY as normal, filling in the IP address or DNS alias name.Change these settings in PuTTY for X11 forwarding to work:.You’ll see a pop-up requesting the required access. You’ll need to allow the Windows firewall to be modified for Xming forwarding to work. Try out X11 forwarding once you’ve installed Xming.We recommend going with the defaults during the installation.

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Download Xming to your Windows PC and run the setup.

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In this example, we’re using Xming, which is free and downloadable from SourceForge.

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Download the application from the Microsoft Apps store to install PuTTY.

The first requirement on the Windows guest is to install PuTTY, which provides the mechanism to forward the display data between the host (the Linux server) and guest (your Windows machine). To turn off Iptables temporarily, use this command: If the firewall prevents the installation, you may need to adjust the Iptables configuration.

Make sure the firewall isn’t blocking the forwarded requests.

Install “xeyes” to test the sshd service using this command:.

If all goes as it should, the sshd service will be fully restarted.

Restart the SSH service to apply the revised configuration using this command:.

(There are additional options to configure for X11 forwarding, but those go beyond the scope of this introductory article.) When configuring multiple users, each user must use a separate port range. Configure X11 forwarding on either a per-user or multiple-user basis.Uncomment – or add – the following lines (these items allow you to forward the traffic to your computer from the host):.

Locate the SSH configuration file at /etc/ssh/sshd_config.

Other Linux distributions will have a very similar SSH daemon configuration. In this example, we’ll use a standard CentOS 6.5 installation with GNOME installed. You first need to make a few minor changes to your Linux machine to enable X11 forwarding. To set up X11 forwarding on Linux, you’ll need to perform functions on both the Linux machine and the Windows desktop.

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Tip: To determine if a remote desktop is right for your business, read our reviews of the best remote PC access software that provides access and control from any device or major operating system from any location. It’s essentially remote desktop software that looks better on your screen and is easier to work with. It enables you to run GUIs from a local server. X11 forwarding is a mechanism that allows a user to start up remote applications, and then forward the application display to their local Windows machine. If you prefer – or are required – to use a tool with a graphical user interface (GUI), the solution is X11 forwarding. Tech-savvy users know you can easily connect to a Linux server using various secure shell (SSH) clients.

This article is for business owners and IT professionals who want to use X11 forwarding for remote PC access.

Remote PC access software may be a better choice if you’re not IT-savvy, as X11 forwarding is only secure if your server is secure.

X11 forwarding on Mac is also straightforward: Download Quartz, enter a command, test it and you’re good to go.

To set up X11 forwarding on Linux, type specific commands, download PuTTY and execute your commands.