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We are currently running Solaris 10 (release 9/10). Its running on T5140 headless. It was installed with remote services turned off. We have to run in a fairly locked down environment so SSH and tcp_wrappers are on and about everything else was turned off.
It turns out we need to make X connections for our developers. In the end we would like to provide them with a CDE login from Windows 7 boxes using KEA! Our Solaris 9 boxes are working fine.
The service graphical-login/cde-login is enabled and dtlogin -deamon process is running. When we go to connect all we get is grey screen reminiscent of a xdm environment, but with no option to login and a far cry from the CDE login.
Apparently even though some of the instructions didn't say it required a reboot, we finally did for some patching and when we brought the system back up it started working, go figure.
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