Re: network newbie question
- From: Patton Echols <p.echols@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 28 Feb 2007 08:43:42 -0800
On 02/27/2007 12:14 PM, Wei-Yee Chan wrote:
Mikael Backman wrote:
I want to see the windows box from ubuntu.. I have shared two foldersOn your Windoze machine, right-click on the folder and choose
in windows.. But they don't show up in linux.. Sorry if these are very
basic questions..
"Properties". Under the "Sharing" tab, give your share a name. U
should see a hand icon after that.
Are U using Gnome? If so, click on "Place" followed by "Network
Servers". Do U see anything there?
Make sure U have the packages libgnomevfs2-extra, smbclient,
samba-common and smbfs installed.
Also ensure that your Windoze machine has a fixed IP.
Is that really required? My laptop, with basically a default Edgy
install, can see shares on my office computers with static IPs. It can
also see the share on my home computer which has the IP assigned by
DHCP. (Perhaps it is just luck that the IP has not changed . . .)
If your using
your router as a DHCP server, configure your router to reserve a
specific IP for your Windoze machine (refer to your router manual), for
instance, 192.168.1.5.
Alternatively, U could set the static IP on your Windoze machine. If U
do that, you'd have to set static IPs for your other machine(s) as well,
to avoid IP conflicts.
Well, you certainly need to do something to avoid conflicts. But I find
it easier to limit the DHCP server's available range. eg, my office
router can assign addresses from 192.168.0.10-20. Machines that need
static IPs are in the 2-9 range or 21+.
Patton
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