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Using Remote Display<br />

Figure 37: Remote Display Client Window<br />

If you are running on Windows, either click the desktop icon or go to the<br />

TVT Remote Display item in the start menu. You’ll soon see the window<br />

shown in Figure 37 on page 38.<br />

This figure shows the Enter batch submission settings for the Remote Host<br />

area. This area is visible only after you select a batch system in the Submit<br />

to Batch Queuing System button.<br />

If you ignore the edges of this window, there are no differences in the way<br />

the Client window displays on Linux or on Windows.<br />

Begin by entering the following information:<br />

� The name of the machine upon which <strong>TotalView</strong> will execute. While the<br />

Client can only execute on Linux x86, lLinux 86-64, and Windows XP and<br />

Vista systems, the remote system can be any system upon which you are<br />

licensed to run <strong>TotalView</strong>.<br />

� Your user name, a public key file, or other ssh options. For more information,<br />

see “Naming Intermediate Hosts” on page 39.<br />

� Commands to execute before <strong>TotalView</strong> begins.<br />

� The directory in which <strong>TotalView</strong> resides.<br />

� The path name of your executable. This can either be a full path name or<br />

a path name relative to your home directory. If you leave the executable<br />

text area empty, <strong>TotalView</strong> begins executing in exactly the same way as if<br />

you had typed totalview on the remote host. Generally, this means you<br />

need to add it to your remote host’s PATH environment variable.<br />

38 Chapter 3: Getting Started with Remote Display Client

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