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Are you trying to set up Xwin-Pro on a machine running Windows?
If so, you can use Xsettings or Xstartup to make the settings. Also, you must be sure that the *nix machine has a ssh or rlogin, rsh, rexec server running.
Give us more details and we´ll help.
Alternatively, you could use XMing+putty (all free software), XWin-Pro is not free.
Xvision Server Installation & Setup(This will also need "NutCracker" installed):
01) First you have to run and setup Xvision Software from the Cdrom folder:
\XSRV\XVISION\SETUP.EXE
02) When the installation is done, then click YES when prompt to REBOOT.
03) After rebooting, the XVISION will run a test on your Video Card. Let it finish the test.
04) Go to Control Panel and click on the icon name Vision Communications.
05) Click on the TAB name "TRANSPORT", double click on "USP-TCP", at the "Availability Status Options", set it to "ENABLE THIS TRANSPORT" and make sure "INCLUDE THIS TRANSPORT IN AUTOMATIC SELECTION?" is checked out.
06) Do exact the same thing on "TCP-Unix", after enabling this two transport, click on "APPLY" then "UPDATE NOW" and finally click "OK" to finish and close.
07) Now click on icon name "Xvision Profiles" from the Control Panel.
08) Click on the "TAB" for "GLOBAL SETTINGS" and under "SERVER" option "CHECK-OUT LOAD XVISION ON WINDOWS STARTUP" and click "OK" to finish and close.
How to run LinuxBox remotely from a Windows PC(eg. Win-XP):
01) Google the net to find a free tool "ssh_client putty" package. Extract out the "PUTTY.EXE", "PUTTY.CNT", "PUTTY.HLP" and "PSFTP.EXE" into some name directory, eg. C:\TOOLS.
02) start XVision server, if it does not start up yet.
03) open a DOS-Box Cmd window, run "C:\TOOLS\PUTTY.EXE" to setup a ssh section to your LinuxBox. Login with your user/password to that LinuxBox.
04) Inside the established PUTTY.EXE ssh login session(Now you already logined to that LinuxBox), setup the X Server the LinuxBox wants to display on.
eg. in BASH:
$>export DISPLAY=WinXP_IP_address:0, where ,eg., WinXP_IP_Address=192.168.1.1 is the IP address you defined for WinXP PC.
05) Inside the established PUTTY.EXE ssh login session, type in any x-application-cmd, now they will display on your WinXP PC screen.
for example,
$> xterm &
to start-up an LinuxBox's x-terminal application on your WinXP PC.
$> nautilus &
to remotely start-up an LinuxBox's file manager on your WinXP PC.
06) From another new opened DOS-Box Cmd windows, run this following command to setup an FTP session from WinXP PC to LinuxBox PC.
C:\TOOLS\PSFTP
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