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06-11-2003 #1
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- perkasie
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Microsoft networking on LINUX....HELP....
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06-11-2003 #2
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As long as TCP/IP is used, that's step one. The other is getting the drivers for the wireless technology. As I've never dealt with wireless networking, I don' t know how the hardware works. Again, if you have the drivers for Linux, then it shouldn't be a problem.
If you want the computers to talk, you can share files and printer with Samba.The best things in life are free.
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06-11-2003 #3
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Huh?! Microsoft doesn't make wireless network hardware, right? What is your setup, exactly?
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06-11-2003 #4
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That is no problem....that you other computers are Mircosoft...there are also build aon TCP/IP and ethernet...
Regards
Andutt
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06-11-2003 #5
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- May 2003
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f1k3s,
it does not matter whether your other computer is Microsoft based...they can still communicate and you can share files and printers through samba...can you reach the internet from your linux box? have you setup
your network connection on it?