My guides + databases + server files repack -V2!

[tzinpo]

Ill do that later but MUST i ping centos trough windows and ping windows ip trough centos??

or is just to check something..

The Bestway is to ping BOTH first PING Windows in Centos

Ping The IP of windows and Gateway

ping -c4 win.dow.s.IP
ping -c4 win.dow.s.gateway

then after you ping and responds

try to ping Centos in windows

click start - > run -> type cmd -> enter

type
ping <put the centos IP>

and if responds you can connect to WINSCP

[akitoxakabane]

at last i got server working..



people to thank.....
1. chumpywumpy (of course)
2. cypher (for database info)
3. darkcyde (for helping me out with linked server)
4. perwisyo (for listening to one of my problems)

thnx all.

[cypher]

I should have watched my mouth and not said/talked shit to DeadlyData telling him things like your are not welcome here because then I become the one who is truly not welcome here.

[tzinpo]

Congrats AKITOXAKABANE

Have Fun w/ your Server :)

[akitoxakabane]

thnx again guys..... im currently editing server... i would not be able to make it without u... ^_^

[Demonite]

The Bestway is to ping BOTH first PING Windows in Centos

Ping The IP of windows and Gateway

ping -c4 win.dow.s.IP
ping -c4 win.dow.s.gateway

then after you ping and responds

try to ping Centos in windows

click start - > run -> type cmd -> enter

type
ping <put the centos IP>

and if responds you can connect to WINSCP

I think there is something wrong with the IP i chose ----> look



Dont mind the centos picture, ive fixed that.

anyway..

my centos can ping my windows ( it says 4 packets transmitted, 0 packets received, 100% packet loss) is that good/bad?

[tzinpo]

my centos can ping my windows ( it says 4 packets transmitted, 0 packets received, 100% packet loss) is that good/bad?

its bad because " 0 PACKET RECEIVED AND ITS TOTALLY 100% PACKET LOSS "

[Demonite]

its bad because " 0 PACKET RECEIVED AND ITS TOTALLY 100% PACKET LOSS "

So what can i do now? ... what did i do wrong

[tzinpo]

So what can i do now? ... what did i do wrong

Repeat The Steps From Installing Centos Thats the best way

[Demonite]

Repeat The Steps From Installing Centos Thats the best way

yeh but is the Centos IP good? just an unused ip in your ip range right?

and how to check that ip's netmask or w/e..

[tzinpo]

goto My Network Place -> View Network Connection -> Right Click Local Area Connection -> Status -> click support tab -> then you will see the net mask -> for Detailed IP's -> click the Details... Button

[akitoxakabane]

just a tip..
for ip... pick an ip that is unused.. example ur lan ip is 192.168.0.160 u can pick an ip like 192.168.0.150 or any ip within range to be ur Cent OS ip

for net mask.. u can find it using using ipconfig

for gateway... the same as net mask

for primary dns... i suggest using opendns ip. 208.67.222.222

dats how i did with the centos part.. (i restart my computer after installing centos---not useful i think)

^_^

[Demonite]

just a tip..
for ip... pick an ip that is unused.. example ur lan ip is 192.168.0.160 u can pick an ip like 192.168.0.150 or any ip within range to be ur Cent OS ip

for net mask.. u can find it using using ipconfig

for gateway... the same as net mask

for primary dns... i suggest using opendns ip. 208.67.222.222

dats how i did with the centos part.. (i restart my computer after installing centos---not useful i think)

^_^

Thank you guyz very much but lan, does that count in as cable internet ? (modem)..? cause i got modem.

[akitoxakabane]

modem has different address from lan i think.... wat do u see wen u run cmd>ipconfig???? it should show addresses of the "Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection".. those addresses are the relevant ones....

[tzinpo]

Akitoxakabane its ur turn^_^

i give some guide already but not work :(

demonite try akitoxakabane's guide and tips :)