CPU: P4 or greater
VideoCard: S-Vid out, VGA, possibly TV outs
RAM: 1GB
Router:
Smoothwall installed
Wireless
Lan (in from cable modem)
Lan (out to a switch)
CPU: P4 or greater
VideoCard: S-Vid out, VGA, possibly TV outs
RAM: 1GB
Router:
Smoothwall installed
Wireless
Lan (in from cable modem)
Lan (out to a switch)
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#1 by Jon Flournoy on August 17, 2008 - 9:50 pm
hey buddy, could you tell me the quickest way(show me the steps) of setting up a server that can be anywhere and then be connected from anywhere,, directly to my c drive? im willing to use virtual machine software if nessasary. please.
#2 by admin on September 11, 2008 - 12:31 pm
-I would start by installing Ubuntu on your computer.
-Then setting up ssh
-then setting up port-forwarding on your router for port 22
-then download winscp and connect to your routers ip address.
-you can get the ip address from canyouseeme.org
-Then you can transfer any files from anywhere to your home pc.
-it will be secure and encrypted.
-Daniel