How to use Xmanager connect to my linux 5.3

Do everybody how how to config Xmanager to connect to linux 5.0 ?
I searched but can not do successfull
So thanks
Ch

From what I understand, Xmanager uses xdmcp protocol, which is obsolete and not considered secure and to be avoided by today's standards. If you still want to got that path, here seems to be a good tutorial I found with Google: http://it.megocollector.com/?p=740
If your task is to make a remote windows session to your Linux server, it will be better to look into VNC or X-forwarding using SSH. You can find some useful info here at Re: Remote Desktop and need to set env variables
Did you check http://www.netsarang.com/tutorial/xmanager/list

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