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Linux / Windows communication via tcpip
Posted on 2012-04-02
I bring up a linux server and create a new ip as follows
ifconfig eth2 10.14.51.11 netmask 255.255.0.0
route add default gw 10.14.10.10 eth2
I try to connect from Windows and my windows machine can not see the linux server (cant ping it, or putty to it)
So I usually get by by going to the Linux server and ping Windows, i.e.
ping 10.14.100.2
After I deliver the ping, my Windows server can then usually ping and putty to my linux server.
However, that strategy is not working now
Is there anything stronger than a ping that will clear the path way up ?
ifconfig eth2 10.14.51.11 netmask 255.255.0.0
route add default gw 10.14.10.10 eth2
I try to connect from Windows and my windows machine can not see the linux server (cant ping it, or putty to it)
So I usually get by by going to the Linux server and ping Windows, i.e.
ping 10.14.100.2
After I deliver the ping, my Windows server can then usually ping and putty to my linux server.
However, that strategy is not working now
Is there anything stronger than a ping that will clear the path way up ?
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Connecting hasn't really been that easy since DOS days. You haven't said anything about allowing 'ping' in the Linux firewall or access permissions to any directories on the server. 'putty' requires an active SSH server and a login. Samba for file-sharing requires the Samba server and access permissions to be set correctly.
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