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i plan on using my desktop computer as a fileserver. i've got the base system running well. At the install i chose to install packages for all the servers except ...
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    Linux Enthusiast flipjargendy's Avatar
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    File Server Setup... how should i go about this...

    i plan on using my desktop computer as a fileserver. i've got the base system running well. At the install i chose to install packages for all the servers except a Sql server. What i do need to know is how should i go about this since i won't have a monitor soon. i don't want to use a monitor for the fileserver. i want to be able to remotely connect from my laptop, or any other computer on the network.

    The main reason i want to connect this way is because i intend on using the computer as a webserver as well. i don't plan on a lot of traffic on the fileserver or the webserver (i'm sure i can find some howto for the Apache part). Is there a way i can easily remotely login to the server and run FluxBox, not just telnet to the computer.

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    You can remote to the server through ssh and execute anything you want.

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    Wow, i didn't think of that. i'll give it a shot once i get my ethernet cables made.

    Thanks for the help.
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