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Sounds like you need to check out Network File System, or NFS. That's assuming that all the boxes are running linux. You need to elaborate on your setup and your problem.
Hi Bulliver, I have two boxes running Suse Linux 9.0 and went through the standard setup from the CD's.
It recognises the network cards (3COM 3C905B) in each machine. We can also get on the net with both machines, but cannot see the other's PC.
I have a partition on my machine that is shared with the others, that we use for common archived files. The trouble is unless we are both in Windows we cannot use it.
I must admit that I am not familiar with setting up a LAN in Linux.
Don't know what it is? Click on the help icon in suse and type in nfs. Let it build a database if it needs to. It then gives you articles that explain nfs and even tell you where the config is located if your paying attention to the article titles.
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