<!-- * In order to allow remote users to tunnel your X window (GUI) applications you must configure <code>sshd</code> to forward this type of data.
* # Edit the sshd configuration file on fedora1. <code>/etc/ssh/sshd_config</code> and edit or uncomment the following:
<pre>
X11Forwarding yes
X11UseLocalhost yes
</pre>
* <ol><li value="2"> Restart the <code>sshd</code> service on fedora1 using the command:** <br /><code>service sshd restart</code> -->* # From fedora2 <code>ssh</code> to fedora1 using the following command:** <br /><code>ssh -X -C user@fedora1</code> (Where 'user' is your learn account on fedora1). The <code>-X</code> enables the forwarding of X window information, and the <code>-C</code> enables compression for better performance.* # Once connected run the <code>gedit</code> application. (Gnome Text Editor)* # The gedit window will display on fedora2 but it is running fedora1.* # Enter some text and save a file with <code>gedit</code>. * # Exit <code>gedit</code>.* # Where was the file saved?* # Experiment with running other GUI applications through <code>ssh</code>.* # Answer the Investigation 5 question in your lab log book.
=== Investigation 6: How do you use ssh to tunnel other traffic. ===
