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    Re: Working with files on a remote computer

    Using the command ifconfig I can see which IP I have the Broadcast and Mask, but where can I see the gateway value?
    In the router's menu I can see the default gateway but the value is completely different to the IP, it doesn't start by 192.168...
    Last edited by Canaryguy; December 28th, 2011 at 03:32 PM.

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    Re: Working with files on a remote computer

    I found it
    To get the gateway value you just need to use the command "route"

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    Re: Working with files on a remote computer

    Sound nice - I will try....

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    Re: File->Connect to Server->Type->SSH

    Quote Originally Posted by Lars Noodén View Post
    First you have to have the package OpenSSH-Server installed on the remote machine.

    Then in Nautilus,

    File->Connect to Server->Type->SSH

    That should do it.

    Edit: Fixed type. Anyway collisionystm got the answer first above!
    I did what, but what should I fill in? ( see att. picture)

    Edit: and that is my IP? how can I find it?
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    Last edited by matza55; January 11th, 2012 at 02:35 PM. Reason: forgot

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    Re: Working with files on a remote computer

    You have to fill in the ip number of your server. Do you have the correct one? If it changes every time then you have to run ifconfig

    Code:
    /sbin/ifconfig eth0
    If you don't want it to change each time, you can probably fix that in your switch or router.

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    Re: Working with files on a remote computer

    Quote Originally Posted by Lars Noodén View Post
    You have to fill in the ip number of your server. Do you have the correct one? If it changes every time then you have to run ifconfig

    Code:
    /sbin/ifconfig eth0
    If you don't want it to change each time, you can probably fix that in your switch or router.
    My pc has IP: 192.168.0.103, and the other pc has: 192.168.0.102, it doesn't work?

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    Re: Working with files on a remote computer

    ping it to check if it's reachable from your machine.
    Code:
    ping 192.168.0.102

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    Re: Working with files on a remote computer

    Quote Originally Posted by Vaphell View Post
    ping it to check if it's reachable from your machine.
    Code:
    ping 192.168.0.102
    Yes, it works fine!

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    Re: File->Connect to Server->Type->SSH

    Quote Originally Posted by matza55 View Post
    I did what, but what should I fill in? ( see att. picture)

    Edit: and that is my IP? how can I find it?
    In Server you have to indicate the IP of the remote computer and in the last two boxes you have to add the user name of the remote computer and the password that that user uses to log in.

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    Re: File->Connect to Server->Type->SSH

    Quote Originally Posted by Canaryguy View Post
    In Server you have to indicate the IP of the remote computer and in the last two boxes you have to add the user name of the remote computer and the password that that user uses to log in.
    I filled in that, but it don't work. I'm give up....
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