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Windows to Linux server to Internet - Not quite there
Hi,
I have recently setup a cable modem to a linux server I have built up for that purpose. From my Dual booted machine (on the linux side) I can connect to the web just fine (and all is wonderful). However I can not do the same out of windows. Windows can not see the Linux server at all, but it can see the other windows machine I have setup. Do I need to be running samba for this to work (under windows)? If so what is the minimal setup I need to make it all work. Thanks
Nasa
I have recently setup a cable modem to a linux server I have built up for that purpose. From my Dual booted machine (on the linux side) I can connect to the web just fine (and all is wonderful). However I can not do the same out of windows. Windows can not see the Linux server at all, but it can see the other windows machine I have setup. Do I need to be running samba for this to work (under windows)? If so what is the minimal setup I need to make it all work. Thanks
Nasa
You can telnet to a linux box from windows. The windows machine does not have telnetd so you can't telnet the other way. You must set up addresses on both ends. You can not log on most linuxes as root, but you can type su after you logged on as a lessor user.
Or you can use samba, and make a network
drive in network neighborhood.
I would suggest going to http://linuxdoc.org/ and looking at the HOWTOS and other info.
Also you may find this interesting.
http://www.microimages.com/www/html/freestuf/mix/
They have a program that runs X remotely on a windows machine.
Or you can use samba, and make a network
drive in network neighborhood.
I would suggest going to http://linuxdoc.org/ and looking at the HOWTOS and other info.
Also you may find this interesting.
http://www.microimages.com/www/html/freestuf/mix/
They have a program that runs X remotely on a windows machine.
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I see what rbr is doing and it makes a lot more sence.
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Rechecking my IP address showed me where the error was -- thanks
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