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      networkin linux(kanotix) and windoz

      my trouble this time is similar to the post in the MS section,i need to network my tux distro with a win box,with my tux acting as server n providing internet access to the win box.
      for file sharing,i know in theory dat i need samba for the win box to recognise tux,but i get stuck beyond...

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      Simplest way for SOHO environments is setting your Kanotix acting as a DHCP server, but more info is needed: Is the external modem a serial, USB, ethernet or wireless one? Do the other network clients connect via an ethernet hub, or via wifi?
      And yes, simplest way to set file and printer sharing between Linux and Windows boxes is Samba (included in the default Kanotix packages). Using the client is trivial, and the only thing you must check is the windows firewall settings. Simply open a Konqueror window, and type in
      smb:/windowshost (or whatever the network name of the win machine is).
      Setting the samba server can be done in many ways, on Kanotix the simpler one is using kcontrol:


      sudo apt-get update
      sudo apt-get install kdenetwork kdeadmin
      (some modules of the above aren't in the Kanotix CD, to save some precious space). Better do the above after a "telinit 3" from a root console, or from another window manager and not KDE.
      After that, log back to kde, and
      alt+F2 and
      kdesu kcontrol
      (or you can simply run kcontrol as normal user, and use the "administrator mode" button). The samba submodule is in the "internet and network" group, and it's pretty easy to understand (I think).
      After putting in your settings, you can start and stop the samba services easily from a root console:
      /etc/init.d/samba start
      /etc/init.d/samba stop

      Besides that, Kanotix has its own samba-specific scripts (kanotix/services/shares), which you can use instead.

      Finally, some easy and happy reading: Open a Konqueror window and type in
      man:smb.conf

      Regards.
      Last edited by scarecrow; 26-06-2005 at 20:10.
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      i'm using a usb sagem fast 800 adsl modem,network connected directly thru a crossed cable..the win box will only get internet connection thru tux...on windoz i used a 3rd party for proxy to enable internet connection...
      i'll give it ur instructions a try n will let u know,thx

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