Netbackup 6.0 admin console ssh tunnel to osx X11 server

Hey guys, I have been attempting to use the built in xfree X server included with OSX, I have no problems using the ssh -X command to tunnel to the netbackup media server. I run the jnbpa java administration console, and the window opens on the mac, it is titled correctly, but none of the text or functions come over. (I know its all working, I have a linux session under parallels that exports the admin console with no problems). At first I thought it might be fonts or something, since the box pops up, shows the menubar on it, its just a grey scquare where the username/password/server should be. I then found out that the whole instance is actually frozen up. I cant close the grey box ethier. I have to xkill from another xterm or actually close the entire X11 server to close the attempt? Any help would be greatly apperciated.
Thanks in advance, its a real pain having to Virtual a Linux session just to export a X window. Talk about a waste of resources.
Thanks again.
John

Common, there has to been some "real" sys admins out there using mac's, its bsd for pete's sake. Maybe this bump will bring this back to the top where someone can maybe offer some insight. I've been reading about darwin ports, maybe xfree86 running as the XServe will help. But apple's X11 server should work as well. HELP...
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