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ssh -L 6310:localhost:631 root@IPaddressUse CUPS and a browser to manager printers at any IP address. Simply entering localhost:631 in a browser brings up the CUPS gui to manage printers on a LAN, but one can use ssh, port redirection and a browser to the CUPS gui on a remote network xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx by subsequently entering localhost:6310 in the URL.

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sh -v -X -C user@IPaddress /filepath/clientapplicationIf an X Server is running locally, if the computer at a remote IPaddress is listening for TCP (turned off by default in Debian) and if the remote computer is running sshd then this establishes a secure, compressed connection to the remote computer and forwards (serves) the X calls to the local user - provides a graphical display/input session from the remote 'client application'. -v is 'verbose' mode and is optional.

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sh -v -X -C user@IPaddress /filepath/clientapplicationIf an X Server is running locally, if the computer at a remote IPaddress is listening for TCP (turned off by default in Debian) and if the remote computer is running sshd then this establishes a secure, compressed connection to the remote computer and forwards (serves) the X calls to the local user - provides a graphical display/input session from the remote 'client application'. -v is 'verbose' mode and is optional.

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