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mcnews
are there any good windows based products for windows 2000 pro and
linux file sharing?
not samba - windows based.
linux file sharing?
not samba - windows based.
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Walter Schulz
are there any good windows based products for windows 2000 pro and
Why not Samba? Requires no client for W2k clients.
Otherwise you have to use something like NFS.
Just google for NFS WINDOWS 2000
Ciao, Walter
linux file sharing?
not samba - windows based.
Why not Samba? Requires no client for W2k clients.
Otherwise you have to use something like NFS.
Just google for NFS WINDOWS 2000
Ciao, Walter
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BobC
are there any good windows based products for windows 2000 pro and
linux file sharing?
not samba - windows based.
Sorry, I know you said not SAMBA, but in my opinion, SAMBA is the way to go
for doing what you want. You only need to install it on the Linux computer
then you can view, drag and drop, etc., files using windows explorer in
win2k.
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mcnewsxp
are there any good windows based products for windows 2000 pro and
because i know zip about linux.
probably don't have much time to devote to learning, either.
we have a linux box up and running.
is the GUI a tiny bit as friendly as windows?
also - is SAMBA good for UNIX?
Why not Samba? Requires no client for W2k clients.
Otherwise you have to use something like NFS.
Just google for NFS WINDOWS 2000
because i know zip about linux.
probably don't have much time to devote to learning, either.
we have a linux box up and running.
is the GUI a tiny bit as friendly as windows?
also - is SAMBA good for UNIX?
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Walter Schulz
Why not Samba? Requires no client for W2k clients.
Then you may ask someone familiar with it to assist you.
I suppose this will cost you less than fees for NFS clients.
Rhetoric question: And no one knows what it is good for?
Use SWAT and you have a browser based GUI.
That question doesn't make sense to me.
Which UNIX derivate do you mean? AIX, DEC Ultrix, SINIX, Solaris,
FreeBSD, MINIX, IRIX, HP UX, SCO Unixware or another? Linux is a UNIX
derivate, too.
And: Yes, SAMBA is available for some of the platforms above (and some
more).
www.samba.org
Ciao, Walter
because i know zip about linux.
probably don't have much time to devote to learning, either.
Then you may ask someone familiar with it to assist you.
I suppose this will cost you less than fees for NFS clients.
we have a linux box up and running.
Rhetoric question: And no one knows what it is good for?
is the GUI a tiny bit as friendly as windows?
Use SWAT and you have a browser based GUI.
also - is SAMBA good for UNIX?
That question doesn't make sense to me.
Which UNIX derivate do you mean? AIX, DEC Ultrix, SINIX, Solaris,
FreeBSD, MINIX, IRIX, HP UX, SCO Unixware or another? Linux is a UNIX
derivate, too.
And: Yes, SAMBA is available for some of the platforms above (and some
more).
www.samba.org
Ciao, Walter
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Scott
linux is not that difficult to learn & samba 3 works a treat with windows
2000 & xp. On a 2k server it will even intergrate with AD.
Save yourself the $$ and use Samba 3.0
HTH
Scott
2000 & xp. On a 2k server it will even intergrate with AD.
Save yourself the $$ and use Samba 3.0
HTH
Scott
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mcnewsxp
Why not Samba? Requires no client for W2k clients.
well we also have a nice mac set up - in our learning lab.
noone is really using LINUX yet but a few have UNIX servers.
my need, as it turns out, is to simply locate and copy a text file create my
a machine attched to a UNIX PC.
that's why i'd prefer something that runs on windows that allows me to see a
UNIX drive.
i shouldn't have to learn a new OS just to copy a file.
the vender of this UNIX based equipment hasn't been very helpful as they
have no knowledgable tech people on staff.
i tried writing a communications program based on their spec but their
software doesn't do what they think it is supposed to.
more than you want to know...
SWAT eh?
yeah, been there.
Then you may ask someone familiar with it to assist you.
I suppose this will cost you less than fees for NFS clients.
hmmmmmmmmm
Rhetoric question: And no one knows what it is good for?
well we also have a nice mac set up - in our learning lab.
noone is really using LINUX yet but a few have UNIX servers.
my need, as it turns out, is to simply locate and copy a text file create my
a machine attched to a UNIX PC.
that's why i'd prefer something that runs on windows that allows me to see a
UNIX drive.
i shouldn't have to learn a new OS just to copy a file.
the vender of this UNIX based equipment hasn't been very helpful as they
have no knowledgable tech people on staff.
i tried writing a communications program based on their spec but their
software doesn't do what they think it is supposed to.
more than you want to know...
Use SWAT and you have a browser based GUI.
SWAT eh?
That question doesn't make sense to me.
Which UNIX derivate do you mean? AIX, DEC Ultrix, SINIX, Solaris,
FreeBSD, MINIX, IRIX, HP UX, SCO Unixware or another? Linux is a UNIX
derivate, too.
And: Yes, SAMBA is available for some of the platforms above (and some
more).
SCO.
www.samba.org
yeah, been there.
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mcnewsxp
we'll see, i guess.linux is not that difficult to learn & samba 3 works a treat with windows
2000 & xp. On a 2k server it will even intergrate with AD.
dig.Save yourself the $$ and use Samba 3.0
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Walter Schulz
my need, as it turns out, is to simply locate and copy a text file create my
For this one you only need this:
Start -> run -> ftp
and LS -LA in mind (and CD.. vs. CD ..).
or any GUI based ftp client. There are some for free.
Or a web browser
ftp://username@unix-server
Samba Web Administration Tool
http://us1.samba.org/samba/docs/man/swat.8.html
<g>. SAMBA is GNU based and SCO is fighting GPL.
Just curious what's coming up next.
Ciao, Walter
a machine attched to a UNIX PC.
that's why i'd prefer something that runs on windows that allows me to see a
UNIX drive.
i shouldn't have to learn a new OS just to copy a file.
For this one you only need this:
Start -> run -> ftp
and LS -LA in mind (and CD.. vs. CD ..).
or any GUI based ftp client. There are some for free.
Or a web browser
ftp://username@unix-server
SWAT eh?
Samba Web Administration Tool
http://us1.samba.org/samba/docs/man/swat.8.html
SCO.
<g>. SAMBA is GNU based and SCO is fighting GPL.
Just curious what's coming up next.
Ciao, Walter
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mcnewsxp
my need, as it turns out, is to simply locate and copy a text file create
my
i don't think the UNIX box is a server.
my
For this one you only need this:
Start -> run -> ftp
and LS -LA in mind (and CD.. vs. CD ..).
or any GUI based ftp client. There are some for free.
Or a web browser
ftp://username@unix-server
i don't think the UNIX box is a server.
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Walter Schulz
ftp://username@unix-server
Maybe you're wrong.
Anything offering services may be called a server.
A machine able to share drives/volumes/shares is a file
server.
A machine running ftp server (Unix-syntax: demon) is a ftp
server.
Ciao, Walter
i don't think the UNIX box is a server.
Maybe you're wrong.
Anything offering services may be called a server.
A machine able to share drives/volumes/shares is a file
server.
A machine running ftp server (Unix-syntax: demon) is a ftp
server.
Ciao, Walter
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mcnewsxp
i don't think the UNIX box is a server.
yes.
i believe this UNIX box is configured very minimally.
just enough stuff to run some proprieatry software stand-alone - no network
connection.
Maybe you're wrong.
Anything offering services may be called a server.
A machine able to share drives/volumes/shares is a file
server.
A machine running ftp server (Unix-syntax: demon) is a ftp
server.
yes.
i believe this UNIX box is configured very minimally.
just enough stuff to run some proprieatry software stand-alone - no network
connection.