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From: "Blake R. Swensen" <blake@pyramus.com>
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Subject: XDMCP hosts/broadcasts
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Would someone point me in the direction of information about setting up 
XDM server.  I have several clients who would like to start a an XDMCP 
session (either afterstep or KDE) from their windows PC (using either 
Reflections or NCD PC-Xware).

Mainly, I need to be able to broadcast XDMCP and allow servers to connect.

Peace,
Blake


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