Ttatsc: cannot open display 'unix:10'

Hi,
in integrated an winxp-"server" (winxp, windows-rdp-application) into SGD v4.40.917
running on fedora-core8. If i log in to SGD and start the application, i got the Error message
shown below.
If i connect via "ssh -X" to the SGD server and run rdesktop to the winxp, all works fine.
Running "xclock"or "xterm (ssh)" via SGD on the SGD-server works also ...
Could somebody help me to track down this problem ?
regards
Danny
Third tier output log:
The current launch has failed.
If the problem persists, restart the server.
2008/07/22 18:03:49.531 pem/launch #4
Sun Secure Global Desktop Software(4.4) ERROR:
ErrTransportNotAvailable
Script 14444 exited with code 0 and signal 6
Standard error of script process:
ttatsc: cannot open display 'unix:10' (error = 1)
ErrCommandExecutionFailed
Third tier output log:
The current launch has failed.
If the problem persists, restart the server.

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