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http://www.linuxforums.org – Hi, I'm new to Linux. I'm building a 20 PC cluster and have a need to view the remote desktop of each node from my main PC. My main PC is running Fedora v12, my nodes are all running Red Hat ver 8.0. Currently I'm not working on the clustering, I'm just getting the basic networking in place. I'll then be installing PVM and some other clustering software. My network is a very simple/small home grown network. I would line to use a traditional method to access the node desktops. ssh, xhost exporting the display etc. If possiable. However, I do need reasonable speed. QUESTION: What is the best method and tools to use for this? Thanks for the help, -Areal (HowTos)

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