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hi guys.i am very new here so help me....please
my server is running windows 2003 ,and the othrer computers are running windows 2000.
how can i make windows 2003 see debian..?>
how can i make share for debian on windows, and how can i make a share on debian for windows..?
my printer is connected to win 2003 , how can i make debian see it.
hi guys.
i got the information, but which tool in debian i should use to edit the commands..?
should i use the console..?
i need to start the services and hock the network , meantime i read all the data sheets . but i could not figure out which tool i should use.
can someone give me a basic introduction..?
also , how can i acces the list of ports and figure out the local port 901 which i need to acces samba.
please , asume that i do not know nothing about linux operation system at all.
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