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I need a detailed description(step1.,step2....). I'd like to play some Linux games over LAN cards, and/or to share docs/files between two Ubuntu Karmics, off course via LAN cables. How to ...
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Connecting two Linux PC's via LAN card
I need a detailed description(step1.,step2....). I'd like to play some Linux games over LAN cards, and/or to share docs/files between two Ubuntu Karmics, off course via LAN cables. How to do that? Please write something only, if you've already done that. Thanks in advance!
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Do you have a crossover cable to connect them or just regular ethernet? Because you need a crossover cable if you don't have a switch of some kind.
It is fairly simple to do, you just need to set them each a static IP that is in the same network and it should just work.
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How to set them each a static IP? It's probably fairly simple to do when you've done it once, but I didn't.
Originally Posted by coopstah13 
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