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[Help] About Connecting WinSCP to CentOS all followed based on Video TUtZ
:kisss: i have already followed all the tuts in the video made by one member i really appreciate his work! now on the part where i should connect my WINSCP to linux! a problem occur :2gunsfiring_v1::busted_co
how come i cant make WinSCP connect my CentOS? i have already disable VM network card,Firewalls,Ips like in the tuts but it cant connect please help me with this guys?
by the way is there possibility that it the problem occurs on what version of CentOS or VMware like VMware ACe?
Re: [Help] About Connecting WinSCP to CentOS all followed based on Video TUtZ
Re: [Help] About Connecting WinSCP to CentOS all followed based on Video TUtZ
yes!! ive done it! all this days pain in the AZZ!! all i have done is reinstall my Vmware ace just install a normal VMware v6 then i setup my ip 192.168.0.168 for centos and for windows 192.168.0.137 my network is under router and i already setup my internet in centos without any problem just put yung DNS 1 and 2,disable firewall then install centos 5.2 then the time im eating my dinner about 10:30 pm
Re: [Help] About Connecting WinSCP to CentOS all followed based on Video TUtZ
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Originally Posted by
chiishame
yes!! ive done it! all this days pain in the AZZ!! all i have done is reinstall my Vmware ace just install a normal VMware v6 then i setup my ip 192.168.0.168 for centos and for windows 192.168.0.137 my network is under router and i already setup my internet in centos without any problem just put yung DNS 1 and 2,disable firewall then install centos 5.2 then the time im eating my dinner about 10:30 pm
hai, u can read from;
http://forum.ragezone.com/showthread...424909&page=12
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Originally Posted by
darkxl
work in: 4.5, 4.6, 5.0, 4.x, fedora, fedora 9, ubuntu, etc
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Originally Posted by
Lazy
u use centos 5.1 or 5.2?
so yes, use 4.5
i had same problem.
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Originally Posted by
pandahero
Yes i use centos 5.2
I trying to use Centos 4.6
u can go to page 1 for all the files u need :-)