X clients
command line options for, 655–657
configuring to start with GNOME desktop, 667
default, 654
defined, 817
troubleshooting scenarios for, 669
xterm program for, 657
X Display, 817
X Font Server, 674
X servers, 817. See also X.org servers
X Window System, 650–690
about, 650–651
clients and servers with, 651–653
command line options for X clients, 655–657
defined, 817
desktops and window managers, 677–681
hardware supported for, 653–654
lab questions and answers, 685–686, 688–690
running remote X applications, 675–677
self test and answers, 684–685, 687
starting X server without window manager, 654–655
summarized, 682
tools for X.org configuration, 670–674
troubleshooting, 666, 745
two-minute drill, 683
using customized .xinitrc file, 668–669
XFree86 and X.org system, 650
X.org server configuration, 658–669
xdm display manager, 663
Xen
about, 377, 817
Xen-based virtualization, 76, 109
XFree86, 650
xfs service script, 674
xhost command, 818
xinetd (Extended Internet Services Daemon), 614–620
default settings in generic configuration file, 616–618
defined, 818
enabling Telnet with, 620
lab questions and answers, 641–642, 644–647
network security and, 47
self test and answers, 640–641, 643
standard parameters for, 619
summarized, 637
two-minute drill, 638
typical port numbers for, 615–616
working with scripts and variables in, 618–619
/.xinitrc file, 667–669
X.org servers, 658–669
configuration files for, 658
configuring, 652
defined, 818
detailed examination of xorg.conf, 660–662
gdm and kdm display managers, 663–665
hardware support for, 654
starting X Window, 659
starting with text or graphical GUI access, 662
starting without window manager, 654–655
startx command for, 666–669
text login mode for, 662–663
troubleshooting scenarios for, 669
using multiple, 659–660
X.org system. See also X.org servers
about, 650
command line tools for configuring, 673
configuring with Red Hat Display Settings tool, 670–673
X Font Server, 674
xterm program, 657