Network issue
Greetings. Some time ago my organization purchased a Sony Walkman MZ-N707 MiniDisc recorder for recording our public lectures and making them available on the Internet or on CD. In hindsight, this was a...
You're asking too much in one hit. Native unix networking is called NFS: see man exports, exportfs, nfsd, portmap... I don't know what config tools you have (I run slackware) but it is probably a simple case of turning on nfsd and portmap daemons, then export some directories withetc-exports, for example:
I didn't buy WinNMD because although I do have a portable NetMD, I don't use that for music...
# See exports(5) for a description. # This file contains a list of all directories exported to other computers. # It is used by rpc.nfsd and rpc.mountd.
home-share 192.168.1.0-24(sync,rw,norootsquash)home-mirror 192.168.1.0-24(sync,ro) #home-share 192.168.2.0-24(sync,rw,norootsquash)home-mirror 192.168.2.0-24(sync,ro) # # export NFS mountedusr for stinkpad laptop:home-hal-usr 192.168.1.30-32(sync,rw,norootsquash) #
Setting up a network is far more basic, use your distro tools and do some reading. From the aboveetc-exports you can see I have two local network segments: 192.168.1.0-24 and 192.168.2.0-24 -- this is CIDR-nn syntax that replaces the old Clbutt A..D networks.
Notice the last entry has CIDR-32 IP address defining a single host IP, and that I'm using a couple of CIDR-24 subnets of the 192.168.0.0-16 private IP address block.
Grant. -- But Linux grew from humble and stupid roots.
Linus -- lkml 24 Apr 2006
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