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A little different than my other post, determined it would probably be just for a new thread.
Same situation, my professor's server only accessible from campus from Windows machines and Telnet. I have some images I need to put onto the server, how can I do this in the terminal from a Windows box?
Well if your Professors server is running Samba (and its configured, and you have correct permissions) then it is accessible via Windows (SMB), you can just goto Start->Run and type "\\server" and select the volume you want to drop the images on.
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