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Introducing the Communication Server
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• Operates with Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) X11R4 and
X11R5 X Windows programs.
• Provides font loading from hosts using the Trivial File Transfer Protocol
(TFTP).
• Supports Xremote operation at line speeds of 9600 baud or greater.
• Permits nondedicated Xremote ports. An interactive user can choose one
of several different types of connections including Xremote, SLIP,
Multisessions, TN3270, or normal interactive capabilities on a serial port.
• Supports XWindow Display Manager Control Protocol (XDMCP)
notification of X Display Manager (XDM) hosts.
• Supports Model 3395A server products
The Xremote feature can be used on Model 3395A servers that use either the 6-
or 8-wire cabling methods and can run the following enhanced or
multimegabyte load image, TS3395M.SYS.
For more information about the X Windows system, and how to install the
XDM manager in particular, refer to
X Windows System User's Guide Volume
Three by Valerie Quercia and Tim O’Reilly, O'Reilly and Associates, Inc.
For general information about the Xremote Protocol, refer to NCDware 2.3
Xremote User's Manual, from Network Computer Devices, part number
9300137.
Figure 1-7 shows a conventional Xremote configuration with the host computer
running Xremote helper code and the X Windows program.
Figure 1-7. Conventional Xremote implementation
In Figure 1-7 , the Xterminal connected to the host must establish the initial
Xsession with that host.
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Serial line connection,
either direct or
with a modem
Host
Computer
Xremote
Helper code
X Windows
NCD Xterminal
with Xremote PROMS
LAN
NCD Xterminal
with LAN
connection
Host
Computer