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How do I network my two computers at home?<br />
I have two computers with ethernet cards (3c503 Etherlink II).<br />
I network them both using Windows 95 and have no problems.<br />
I recently installed RedHat 4.1 on one machine and read that I<br />
could use NFS to install RH4.1 on the other machine. &nbsp;I've tried using the user's guide for RH4.1 but with no luck.<br />
I'm not familiar with setting up the addresses or domain names and TCP/IP. &nbsp;Would somebody please point me in the right direction on how to network the 2 machines and how I could use NFS to install RH4.1 on the other machine.
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How do I network my two computers at home?
I have two computers with ethernet cards (3c503 Etherlink II).
I network them both using Windows 95 and have no problems.
I recently installed RedHat 4.1 on one machine and read that I
could use NFS to install RH4.1 on the other machine.  I've tried using the user's guide for RH4.1 but with no luck.
I'm not familiar with setting up the addresses or domain names and TCP/IP.  Would somebody please point me in the right direction on how to network the 2 machines and how I could use NFS to install RH4.1 on the other machine.

Networking 2 Computers

The variety of Linux distributions creates myriad issues relating to configuration and operations when computers are networked, not the least of which is the use of various network management applications, some of which are included with specific distributions, while others are standalone applications.