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[CLUG] Ethernet Questions

[CLUG] Ethernet Questions

Harry Walsh hjw at com21.ie
Wed Jul 24 10:03:44 IST 2002


On Wed, 2002-07-24 at 10:11, Craig Ledbetter wrote:
> Looking for help.
> 
> I have Mandrake 8.2 on an AMD 350MHZ box, and I want to make it a server. I
> have read, and read, and read, and am only more lost as to how to do two
> things:
> 
> 1.  Allow my Windows Box (sorry, but I have a few still) to remotely login
> to the Linux box, and run xwindows over Ethernet

You wil need an X server on your windows machines.  There are commercial
products such as eXceed and Reflection that do this.  I'm told the
latest cygwin and XFree work nicely together now, allowing you to use X
on windows freely.

Have you tried any of these?

> 2.  Have Samba present a directory on my Linux box available on the network
> neighbourhood of Windows

How far have you got with this?  Samba worked quite well for me with
Mandrake but the config file took a bit of tweaking.  How far have you
got with this?  


--
hjw








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