Need help with Putty

[Belgarion]

Hi all Linux Guru's and Newbies!! I really need some help with Putty so i can remote acces my linux PC from any Windows PC. How can i open/install/activate that service??? o_O

[Oroshi]

you need to enable ssh. go to redhat menu -> System Settings -> server settings -> services

look for sshd. and start that services. so you should be able to connect the ssh via putty.

 

remeber allow port 23 for ssh.

 

in command (console) i don't know how to start the services in console.

 

so hope this help ya

[Belgarion]

I use Mandrake linux :S

[Oroshi]

Yike. i dunno nothing about mandrake :( sorry. maybe other people do.

[hijinks]

ssh is port 22. 23 is telnet

 

as for mandrake.. I think it has the same type init as redhat so you should be able to open a console window and type

 

service sshd start

[grep420]

If you are not able to use service you can: /etc/rc.d/init.d/sshd start

[Gnatzter]

Once you start that service does it become automatic upon reboots? sry, I'm a n00b at this.......

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and is Putty better/easier than XWin (xfree86.cygwin.com)? as of today I began cfg XWin on my win XP PC, but haven't got it working yet, to connect it to my Red Hat 9 PC (and install WINE to go the other way)

[anyweb]

in redhat-config-services you can tell what service starts automatically on bootup

 

use putty to access a shell (console/terminal) on a linux box from windows :)

 

use VNC to access the GUI on a linux box from windows,

 

vnc is included with redhat 8/9/fedora, just goto the package manager and check server tools, install it if it isnt installed and then type

 

vncserver in a console to start it and set a password

 

cheers

 

anyweb

[Gnatzter]

Okay..... my head is spewing a little smoke with your reply, however I am aware of the pgms you mentioned, just haven't ever used them ........ guess I'lll be do'n a little reading & cfg on them this week during my free time.

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Thx for the help AnyWeb