WinSCP

[lolball]

Alright, i cant connect to my CentOS with WinSCP.
It wont connect and just gives up.
So what am i going to do?
Am i writing the wrong IP Adress? How can i check that?
I would be glad for help :D

Alright i figured it out that i am going to connect to is 127.0.0.1.
But when i try it, it finds the host, but cant connect.
It stands that the host havent answared for more then 15sek and its like that forever.

[MentaL]

[DjKukuc]

You have set bad IP in CentOS.
If you want to play only LAN (for some testing like all peoples),you need set in VMWare VM0net to bridged,this causes that VMWare will speak to windows.
Also you need some IP like you have in windows.
For example:
Your Windows IP will be: 192.168.1.2
Your Mask will be: 255.255.255.0
Your GateWay Will be: 192.168.100.3

So you need set in /home/cabal/cabal_config.sh
IP: 192.168.1.4
Mask: 255.255.255.0
Gateway: nothink !!
Primary nameserver: Nothink.

If you set bad IP for your LINUX write in command line:
ifconfig eth0 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx netmask 255.255.yyy.yyy up

Where xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is your IP from LAN and netmask same, "up" make changes and up network.

I hope this help you.

[lolball]

Hmm i tryed all that and it found that 192.168.1.2 host but coudnt connect again.
But how can i change the setting for /home/cabal/cabal_config.sh?
If i am going to that in Centos, how?

Well i am not home right now actually, lol. I am at a lan party and im bored and want to be a admin on cabal.
I can try this home, but i need to know how to config that file..

Please help me with this.

[DjKukuc]

/home/cabal/cabal_config.sh
This is automated script,you just need to call him with this command in CentOS or Putty.
It will start again procedure of setting server where you also can change IP for connection.

[lolball]

Uhm how can i start this in VMware/Centos?
Isnt it that i cant open it because i havent added them to the root folder in Centos?
And i cant add them there because of that WinSCP wont connect to Centos's ip.
Isnt it working this way?

If i can open this in a other way, please help.

[DjKukuc]

Just open your VMWare,start your CentOS,after completely boot login with your login where standart is "root" and pass is "cabalserver" or with your password.
You just set bad IP adress for your CentOS or you dont have bridged VMWare connection with Windows connection.