Well there is no doubt that both linux and windows use the same tcp/ip, the question is just what you want to do? you'll be able to use windows telnet and ftp to gain access to your debian box (assuming you're running telnetd and ftpd) and if you get ftp server software for windows you and ftp to the windows box. I don't think that samba will work over tcp/ip, someone correct me if I'm wrong. But what exactly are you trying to do? Are you setting up a LAN? Or are you trying to connect two machines at different locations via the internet?
-Aaron Solochek [EMAIL PROTECTED] André Bell wrote: > I'd like to connect my win95 pc to my debian linux system via tcp/ip but > don't know if there will be compatibility issues. > > In theory it seems it should work smoothly since we can connect all kinds > of OS's via the internet. On the otherhand, connecting remote systems may > not be as easy as dialing up via my isp. > > Anyways I figured I'd better ask before I spent the money just to find out > different os's cannot connect in a lan or peer-to-peer environment. > > Thanks > > Andre' > > -- > Unsubscribe? mail -s unsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] < /dev/null
