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Can anyone tell me what protocole is being used?
When you connect to another machine using the Ubuntu GNOME file explorar, what's the protocole that is being used?
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Could you provide some context in order to help us better assist you ? What are you looking to accomplish and what is your current setup (computers, hardware, software, network ...). FWIW, it's probably nfs or samba, but it depends ... Cheers. |
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Thanks for the fast answer. Right now I am working with a Virtual Machine. I studied about Ubuntu and CentOS last year and now I was just trying to widen my knowledge, and, in time, abandon Windows. Last week I had a look into FTP, SFTP and SMTP, and I was just wondering what protocole is used to remote connect to another ubuntu machine. The option I am using is the "Connect to server". |
Welcome OriginalPoster! Great to see you studying! Here's some web-search ideas: #1:
connect to another machine using the Ubuntu GNOME file explorer, what's the protocol that is being used? BUT #4: what protocol is used to remote connect to another ubuntu machine using "Connect to server" http://stugon.com/mount-remote-folders-ubuntu http://techsviewer.com/remote-deskto...screen-sharing http://unix.stackexchange.com/questi...s-special-uris http://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubu...ne/011528.html Maybe "File Manager" File->"Connect to server" will 'allow' you a choice of 'these': ftp/ssh/smb/webdav/? (vnc/rdp? LQguru: are these ALL the URL xxx://<host> possibilities?) I don't use 'GUI' (only CLI, via telnet/ssh), so I'm not sure, sorry. (which leads to: my?) p.s. MY ?: ios app to display gui of linux mint X11 running from .iso, on an ipad |
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