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Re: Windows TCP/IP
Oops, let me rephrase my problem:
> >I have 2 networked computers. Both have windows and linux. When Linux is
> >running on both machines I can use a browser to access the Apache
> > document root of the other machine (ie http://hostname ).
>
> You mean in a web browser?
Yes. I have /etc/hosts configured to recognized the hostnames of each Linux
computer (oak and pine). It works great when Linux is running on both
machines, but Windows is not configured to recognize my Linux box.
>
> >When I am running Windows as a client, how do I configure it to access the
> >document root on my other box that is running Linux????
>
> Not sure what you mean, what error do you get? My guess is that this is a
> name-resolution issue. Do you have entries in the Linux /etc/hosts file of
> the other machines? Do you have the equivalent in the Windows system?
This is definitely a name-resolution issue. I don't have a clue how to set
up Windows 98SE to resolve host names. I need the Windows browser to
recognize the Linux hostname/address.
Pat