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Discussion by squirel with 4 Replies.
Last Update: October 18, 2004, 1:54 pm | |||
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I read somewhere that I needed to use Samba so I got that and I have no clue what to do.
I am not very experienced with Linux and am using RedHat so if you could dumb it down and go through it step by step it would be great.
Thanks alot.
then make sure that data is actually getting through... try a ping (making sure the firewall is set yo allow pings on both windows and linux)
next, install samba and configure it.... there are many ways, possibly the easyest is with konqueror or kde controll center (assuming you are using KDE)
Under linux just type smb:/ or something like that in your browser (try to find the proper command in man pages if smb:/ doesn't work).
To the manual.
QUOTE (squirel)
Ok. Thanks guys. I can ping between the two. Now I just need to figure out how to configure samba.To the manual.
ping shows the network is working... but thats not the end of it. you also make sure the correct ports are open on the firewalls.
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