About Startup Modes
Exceed onDemand supports four startup modes. If you use one of the XDMCP modes, the initial X applications that start are determined by a file located on your XDM host. This file contains the command lines required to start the X applications.
The Communication page of the Xconfig dialog box contains the following settings that let you select and configure a startup mode for your session:
Startup ModeSelect a mode from the Startup Mode drop-down list:
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PassiveUpon startup, Exceed onDemand starts the X server without making any initial attempt to connect to a specific host or to run an application. In this mode, you must use an external mechanism to start X applications. For example, you can log on using a Telnet client and start X applications manually. You can also use Xstart to start X applications. For more information, see Connecting to Hosts with Xstart.
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XDMCP QueryUpon startup, Exceed onDemand automatically makes the connection to a host you specify when configuring this startup mode. The host starts the X applications specified in the host's XDM session (script) file after you log in successfully.
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XDMCP BroadcastUpon startup, Exceed onDemand broadcasts to hosts on the network to determine which hosts are available to manage your X display. The available hosts are listed on the XDMCP Display Manager Chooser window.
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XDMCP IndirectUpon startup, Exceed onDemand sends a query to a host you specify when configuring this startup mode. The host then broadcasts to other hosts on the network to determine which are available to manage the X display.
Related Topics
Exceed onDemand Xconfig Manager Dialog Box
Configuring XDMCP Startup Modes