GUI launch in Linux server for Oracle Installation || XMING GUI setup in Linux Server

Why do you need to use Putty & Xming?

Putty

>>> Use it when you log into a Linux server from a Windows computer.

XMING 

>>> XMING is display graphics software.

Putty and XMING are easy to set up on your laptop or Desktop.

1) Take sshd_config file backup

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[root@na2exdbadm03spssh]# cp sshd_config sshd_config_20190717

[root@na2exdbadm03sp ssh]#

2) Make X11Forwarding as yes on sshd_config file

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#X11Forwarding no

X11Forwarding yes

3) Restart sshd service 

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Restart the sshd service

[root@na2exdbadm03sp ssh]# service sshd status

openssh-daemon (pid  38652) is running...

[root@na2exdbadm03sp ssh]# service sshd restart

Stopping sshd:                                             [  OK  ]

Starting sshd:                                             [  OK  ]

[root@na2exdbadm03sp ssh]# service sshd status

openssh-daemon (pid  236443) is running...

[root@na2exdbadm03sp ssh]#

4) Install required rpm packages for GUI 

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yum install unzip

yum install xorg*

yum install telnet

yum install x11*

install xclock

yum install xorg-x11-xauth

yum install X11*

5) Installed XMING software on windows

download the software and being installation 

click next

Select installation location

Click next

Click next

Click next 

Click next

Click next

Click finish installation

6) Open Linux server putty session with X11 forwarding and verify the GUI screen.

Launch the XMIN application up and running and start the putty session with Linux server

I will be providing the Video link shortly.

Regards,

Mallik