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But I prefer to use VNC when using a remote computer, because I can interrupt the session and continue lfrom another computer. Usually I use X11 forwarding when I work on the same computer that hosts the virtual machine.

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I think I was the first here in the Oracle Linux forum to suggest MobaXterm to Windows users about 10 years ago, but meanwhile I think the product tries too much to be a Swiss army knife, and has a user interface that has become complex and not the most intuitive. I'm on a MacOS platform which provides a seamless integration of arguably the best terminal app in existence and XQuartz or Xorg, making it most convenient to use SSH with X11 forwarding. X11 forwarding, btw, is using xauth authentication and not relying on xhost. SSH with X forwarding automatically sets the DISPLAY variable accordingly. Sorry to intercept, but you should not export the DISPLAY variable when using X11 forwarding - chances are you get it wrong. I've never used it, but from my understanding it includes both the ssh client and the x-server (as provided by Xming) all in one unified package. Instead of Putty and Xming, others will advocate for MobaXterm. With each connection definition, I set the x-11 port forwarding as a property of the connection. I usually use PuTTY as my client, and there I can pre-define connections to various servers. If it is native 'ssh', you invoke port forwarding when you start the client with the -X flag: Regarding x11 port forwarding, this will depend on what you are using for your ssh client.

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That does not mean that you have to have full GUI support installed on the server. The installer is a GUI app, so it must have some place to direct the GUI interface. EitherДЈa) start the ssh session with 'x-11 port forwarding', or

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Tony007 wrote:i dont what to install gui i just what to have display during installationДЎ) install xming on your local workstation.ДЈ) start an ssh session to the linux machine on which you want to install Forms. Please search these forums first.Д«tw, how did you fix the /tmp problem you reported recently? There are several posts related to VNC and X11 forwarding in the Oracle Linux and General Linux forum, including instructions. The later will be necessary for you to accomplish a GUI via remote access.

I'm hesitating at this point to give you further info until you have accomplished a reasonable system installation, including remote SSH access. It gets tedious to explain the same to the same user over and over again. It's OK to keep asking Google, but please keep in mind that you are dealing with people here. May I suggest you follow-up on your previous posts, before starting a new thread and avoid discussing the same topics and problems again and again.

However, You appear to be struggling to install the system for weeks, and keep posting the same problem again.ДЄm not geting gui in my vm after installation and no internat You have primarily two options for GUI access over a remote connection: X11 forwarding or VNC. Are you working with a remote session or local console? If you are using the local console then you need to install X Window.

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