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I have two debian(non desktop) computers in a network! I want to transfer files between them, so here i have some questions! 1. How can i change the host name? ...
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    Send files over network!

    I have two debian(non desktop) computers in a network!

    I want to transfer files between them, so here i have some questions!

    1. How can i change the host name?

    2. Does the computers need the same domain name?, if yes how can i check/change it?

    3. Whats the easyest way to send files from computer1 to computer2 ?

    4. How can i check that the network is working properly?

    A lot of questions, ill bee glad if u people help me

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    personally, the way i send files is through scp. i find it to be really efficient and easy.

    you will need to install an sshd server on both computers
    Code:
    apt-get install openssh-server
    then follow the scp syntax to transfer files. something like...
    Code:
    scp file user2@othercomputer:~/path/to/destination
    --Erik

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    Install NFS on both computers and after that configure /etc/exports so that both computers can mount each other with rw permissions. If you need help on how to configure that file, just execute man exports.

    If you need a secure environment, maybe you should do what erik said

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