[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Bruce Perens) writes:
> Telnet works from the Windows machine to Debian,
But not very well.
There is a new (no-cost) version of HyperTerminal available from
Hilgraeve that does telnet as well as serial connections considerably
better, that I picked up from Tucows.
--
Car
On Mon, 27 Oct 1997, Bruce Perens wrote:
> Samba, the standard set of net servers, and perhaps a POP server are all
> SMBFS doesn't work as well as SMBCLIENT for sharing files from the 95
> system on the Debian machine. At times, it's wedged on me and I have had
> to remove and re-load its module
On 27-Oct-97 Matt Thompson wrote:
hi,
i just received my new ibm tp560 and am going to network it to my
debian desktop. i could, of course, put debian on the tp (and probably
will make a partition for it), but i want to learn about networking win95
clients with
Samba, the standard set of net servers, and perhaps a POP server are all
you need. File and printer sharing work excellently in both directions.
Telnet works from the Windows machine to Debian, POP mail works (Valerie
uses and old Eudora at home, but I think I've seen it work with Exchange,
too).
hi,
i just received my new ibm tp560 and am going to network it to my
debian desktop. i could, of course, put debian on the tp (and probably
will make a partition for it), but i want to learn about networking win95
clients with linux servers.
i am currently running hamm and am downloading samba
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