Luyi Chen wrote:
This is my understanding: You have a share folder on you
windows vpn server or any windows pc on you remote LAN. You want to
access the folder from you local linux box. Is that right?
You have established connection to you remote network via vpn. I don't
think you can use Konqueror to access the directory. You should use
Network File System (NFS).
Luyi
On 6/10/06, Bill Polhemus <bill@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Luyi
Chen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Check this http://pptpclient.sourceforge.net/
Okay, Luyi, that worked like a charm! I've got a VPN connection and it
seems to be solid. The PPTP client seems stable and straightforward.
I have tried to use Konqueror (under KDE) to open a "share" or folder
now on the Windows server at the other end, but nothing happens. It
doesn't seem to work that way.
Any suggestions? I'd now just like to see if I can see the "shares" at
the other end of the VPN.
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Thanks for the reply. You have to bear in mind that his is new
territory for me. My experience with Linux, though years old, is mostly
limited to my home-server that I administer from the command line, to
run Samba, Sendmail, Apache, etc. I am not at all used to Linux as a
client OS.
Is there a specific NFS client?
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