Hello,
I'm currently trying to open a session on a 16702A Logic Analyzer, from Cygwin\X software within Windows XP environment. The main communication protocols packages have been installed : telnet / rsh / rcp-nfs ...
I can telnet the logic analyzer, and log in, but the Session Manager is not launched. I get the message : "Starting Session Manager on display my_machine:0.0", and a few seconds later, the connection is aborted.
I tried to run the SessionMgr from the : /usr/sprockets/bin/ directory, but I get an xscreensaver error. (Can you tell me which parameters need to be given ?)
Do you have any idea ?
Note : I haven't installed any Agilent application on my windows computer, do I need any driver/application to remotly run sessionmgr ?
Thanks,
Alex
I'm currently trying to open a session on a 16702A Logic Analyzer, from Cygwin\X software within Windows XP environment. The main communication protocols packages have been installed : telnet / rsh / rcp-nfs ...
I can telnet the logic analyzer, and log in, but the Session Manager is not launched. I get the message : "Starting Session Manager on display my_machine:0.0", and a few seconds later, the connection is aborted.
I tried to run the SessionMgr from the : /usr/sprockets/bin/ directory, but I get an xscreensaver error. (Can you tell me which parameters need to be given ?)
Do you have any idea ?
Note : I haven't installed any Agilent application on my windows computer, do I need any driver/application to remotly run sessionmgr ?
Thanks,
Alex
I'm having the same trouble as the OP. What's the display name on the client 16700? (the one i'm using as a console running the x-server)
I've tried connecting to a 16700 from a 16702 and vice-versa using the telnet dialog
I've tried xterm on linux & MobaXterm and Putty on win7 on several PCs.
I've tried exporting DISPLAY={everything i can think of}
nothing works.
I can VNC to either box, having found the secret "colon one" that's not in the books (xx.xx.xx.xx:1) but VNC does not allow me to SHUTDOWN on a shared session.
I wish to SHUTDOWN before sending a message to the LAN switch to yank the power on the 16700(2) so I can power-cycle the instrument.
It is nice that upon power-up, the shared session becomes available so I can VNC again.