I'm working on configuring Samba. Finally my Linux laptop have gotten visible to my Windows laptop, but for now I can't really communicate each other.
SSH connection is not always successful either.
In my current setting, I use wireless LAN, and network connection is not always stable.
When I pinged from the Linux laptop to the Windows laptop 50 times, it was successful 48 times, and packet loss happened twice.
When my Linux laptop connected with a wire to the router, ssh connection was successful. I connected from Windows PC using TeraTerm. When each host is connected through wireless LAN, the user name and password were required but I couldn't advance any further even after I enter the user name and the password for the account. I didn't even receive rejection message.
The instability of wireless network connection may be one reason why communication between my PCs isn't fully successful.
I'm planning PC communication test with my 2 laptops connected with a cross cable, with ethernet interface different from one I use to connect wireless to the Internet. If I find a cross cable, this is feasible, but I can't remember if I put it in or if I have gotten rid of it.
SSH connection is not always successful either.
In my current setting, I use wireless LAN, and network connection is not always stable.
When I pinged from the Linux laptop to the Windows laptop 50 times, it was successful 48 times, and packet loss happened twice.
When my Linux laptop connected with a wire to the router, ssh connection was successful. I connected from Windows PC using TeraTerm. When each host is connected through wireless LAN, the user name and password were required but I couldn't advance any further even after I enter the user name and the password for the account. I didn't even receive rejection message.
The instability of wireless network connection may be one reason why communication between my PCs isn't fully successful.
I'm planning PC communication test with my 2 laptops connected with a cross cable, with ethernet interface different from one I use to connect wireless to the Internet. If I find a cross cable, this is feasible, but I can't remember if I put it in or if I have gotten rid of it.
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