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06-Oct-2002, 02:39 AM #1
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I just got a copy of Mandrake Linux 8.0 , I would like to network to my other windows machines. I do not know how to do this and I need help. Anybody have any suggestions?
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your best bet would be a 4port Router with Patch cable to connect each puter to the Router and a NIC card in both PCs.
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Sorry I gorgot to say all my pc are alrady netwoeked. I just want linux and windows to see each other.
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samba... http://samba.org/ but be warned... its a b!tch to configure...


you could always go with setting up a local ftp server, on either or both systems, for transferring files...
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