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Forwarding X11 On Microsoft Windows

This document describes how to forward X11 using the ssh clients SSH Secure Shell and SecureCRT. This will allow X Windows applications, by default, to be shown on the display of a Microsoft Windows computer. After configuration, you must still start the Xming Xserver.

SSH Secure Shell Client

  • Edit => Settings
    SSH screenshot for step 1

  • A Settings window will pop up. In the left-hand box, under Profile Settings and then under Connection, choose Tunneling. Check the box on the right that says Tunnel X11 connections. Click OK.
    SSH screenshot for step 2

  • It may ask you to save. Click Yes.
    SSH screenshot for step 3

SecureCRT

  • Options => Global Options...
    SecureCRT screenshot for step 1

  • A Global Options window will pop up. In the left-hand box, under General choose Default Session. Click the button on the right that says Edit Default Settings....
    SecureCRT screenshot for step 2

  • A Session Options - Default window will pop up. In the left-hand box, under Connection and then under Port Forwarding, choose Remote/X11. Check the box on the right that says Forward X11 Packets. Click OK to successively close the two settings windows.
    SecureCRT screenshot for step 3

  • You will be asked to apply your changes globally. Click Yes.
    SecureCRT screenshot for step 4

PuTTY

  • In the Configuration screen:
  • Go to Connection -> SSH -> X11
    PuTTY screenshot 1
  • Select Enable X11 Forwarding
    PuTTY screenshot 2
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