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uhhhmmm ....
hi !
I am not clear about the question . . . welll any ways form what i have understood is that ....
You say that " the user connected to your OC can not use the FTP server runnign here "
Sorry to say, how cum are you runnigFTP server on your PC and that too WINME !
You should be havinh NT server with IIS to run FTP service !
Well , when we connect to the net , we use PPP that implies the use of TCP/IP ... thru PHONE LINE !?!
uhmmm....well i hope you are ableto connect to the net ... if not then use the dialup networking wizard . . .
After that do not forget to specify the DNS server for your ISP ...
Specify it in
dialup networking > properties > networking > tcp / ip settings tab > click OK
Also control panel > network > tcp/ip adapter > properties > DNS configuration !
Well still i am not clear what you are trying to say ...
Well for further help ( with proper specification of the question ) ask me again here or virendra_argekar@hotmail.com
Bye !
Virendra Argekar , MCSE
by nikolas
Well, very cool :)))
Nothing new, just the info that FTP servers should be run over NT PC, but there are so many FTP-server progs that go on Win98 or WinMe PCs (for example Serv-U). Anyway...
The question was not how to connect to the Internet using home PC and dial-up whizard, but how to connect 2 home PCs through phone line and make them serve one another using "Dial-up server" option. In other words: how could I make 2 PCs tranfer files using the tel. line ?
If you have the answer, e-mail me.
by dmiles
Open the Control Panel,and then double-click the Dial-Up Networking Icon
On the Connections Menu,click Dial-Up Server
Click Allow Caller Access,and then Apply to change the status from Idle to Monitoring
Click Change Password,enter a password to access the Dial-Up Server and then click OK.
Connecting to the Dial-Up Server
On the Computer you will call from,set up a dial-up connection to dial the phone number of the computer on which you have installed the Dial-Up Server
To connect,double-click the Dial-Up Connection icon
When the User Log On dialog box appears,type you password
Viewing Shared Resources on the Dial-Up Server
Open My Computer,and then on the Tools menu,click Map Network Drive
In the Map Network Drive dialog box,type the path for your computer in the format \\computername\foldername,and then click OK.
A dialog box appears that displays all folders that you have shared on the Dial-Up Server Computer.
by nikolas
I did exactly what you suggest but nothing happend anyway.
The other side could not see anything here as it wasn't connected at all.
by shawnyong
Hi,
i did try this before, but i'm using file and print sharing, as long as the workgroup are the same, uses "Find Computer" to search for the other computer name. Via TCP/IP is not a good idea, don't think any ISP will give you static IP Address.
Oh yes, heard of ICQ ?? If you insist on using FTP, ICQ client will support this.
Have Fun
by nikolas
by zbopz
Answer number three. Couldn't have said it better. Open Entire Network then go to "find" (on other computer) and search for (server)computername.
Get and Use ICQ
Good Luck
Ken
by nikolas
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