/* README */ 
 
Getting familiar with NX I used two scenarios: 
 
1) Server: nxproxy <--> Client: nxproxy 

     server> run-nxproxy-server <client-address>

   In the output you can see the cookie, which is required for the
   client script

     client> run-nxproxy-client <cookie>

   Use "run-nxapp" to run any xclient via NX connection:

     client> run-nxapp <xclient> [options]
 
   Expected results: Not faster than using ssh with compression as
   only caching and compression is done. Roundtrips still happen.
 
2) Server: nxproxy <--> Client: nxagent 
 
     server> run-nxagent-server <client-address>

   In the output you can see the cookie, which is required for the
   client script

     client> run-nxagent-client <cookie>

   Use "run-nxapp" to run any xclient via NX connection:

     client> run-nxapp <xclient> [options]
 
   Expected Results: Much faster than using ssh with compression as 
   now also the roundtrips don't happen any more.
 

NOTES:
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For nxproxy/nxproxy (1) and nxproxy/nxagent (2) connections Xserver 
tcp port needs to be open (set DISPLAYMANAGER_XSERVER_TCP_PORT_6000_OPEN
in /etc/sysconfig/displaymanager to "Yes"). Don't forget to call 
"SuSEconfig" after this. You'll need to open TCP port 4009 (4000+9) 
if you use a firewall.

"server" is the machine with your desktop, you're sitting in front
of. "client" is the machine, on which you want to start xclients,
which you want to be displayed on your desktop.
 
The mentioned scripts above are located as examples in this directory.
