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• Follow this steps on both server and client sides
  • For the server I have a unix-like OS
    • make sure on file /etc/ssh/sshd_config you have yes line

      X11Forwarding yes
      

    • if was just enabled, restart ssh. In my case

      sudo systemctl restart ssh
      

  • On the client side I am on a macOS
    • Provide xterm

      brew install --cask xquartz
      

    • Connect to server

      ssh -Y user@host
      

    • Check if it’s working

      chromium http://google.com
      

• Follow this steps on both server and client sides
  • For the server I have a unix-like OS
    • make sure on file /etc/ssh/sshd_config you have yes line

      X11Forwarding yes
      

    • if was just enabled, restart ssh. In my case

      sudo systemctl restart ssh
      

  • On the client side I am on a macOS
    • Provide xterm

      brew install --cask xquartz
      

    • Restart the computer was necessary before the first connect to server

      ssh -Y user@host
      

    • Check if it’s working

      chromium http://google.com
      

On Client side

I am on macOS so for me worked this

brew install --cask xquartz

open /Applications/Utilities/XQuartz.app

⌘N

ssh -Y user@host

chromium http://google.com

Server side

I am connecting to a Unix-like

Yeah just be sure into server file: /etc/ssh/sshd_config you have this line

X11Forwarding yes

if was just enabled, restart ssh. In my case sudo systemctl restart ssh

• Follow this steps on both server and client sides
  • For the server I have a unix-like OS
    • make sure on file /etc/ssh/sshd_config you have yes line

      X11Forwarding yes
      

    • if was just enabled, restart ssh. In my case

      sudo systemctl restart ssh
      

  • On the client side I am on a macOS
    • Provide xterm

      brew install --cask xquartz
      

    • Connect to server

      ssh -Y user@host
      

    • Check if it’s working

      chromium http://google.com
      

On Client side

I am on macOS so for me worked this

brew install --cask xquartz

open /Applications/Utilities/XQuartz.app

⌘N

ssh -X [email protected]

chromium http://google.com

Server side

I am connecting to a Unix-like

Yeah just be sure into server file: /etc/ssh/sshd_config you have this line

X11Forwarding yes

if was just enabled, restart ssh. In my case sudo systemctl restart ssh

On Client side

I am on macOS so for me worked this

brew install --cask xquartz

open /Applications/Utilities/XQuartz.app

⌘N

ssh -Y user@host

chromium http://google.com

Server side

I am connecting to a Unix-like

Yeah just be sure into server file: /etc/ssh/sshd_config you have this line

X11Forwarding yes

if was just enabled, restart ssh. In my case sudo systemctl restart ssh