On Wed, 2003-06-11 at 09:45, Greg Wright wrote:
> All I need to do, is find a way to securely connect to the Debian system
> (from a windows server at this stage, the programmer isn't confident to
> work in a deb environment) and load, modify and save the dhcp.conf file.
> Better is be able to rest
On Wed, 2003-06-11 at 09:45, Greg Wright wrote:
> All I need to do, is find a way to securely connect to the Debian system
> (from a windows server at this stage, the programmer isn't confident to
> work in a deb environment) and load, modify and save the dhcp.conf file.
> Better is be able to rest
On Wed, Jun 11, 2003 at 06:45:03PM +1000, Greg Wright wrote:
> All I need to do, is find a way to securely connect to the Debian system
> (from a windows server at this stage, the programmer isn't confident to
> work in a deb environment) and load, modify and save the dhcp.conf file.
> Better is be
Hi all,
I hope this is an acceptable list to ask this...
Im a Windows guy by trade, however recently have been gradually
switching our servers from Microsoft to Debian. Ooh I love apt-get :o).
So does my now useful old Pentium 233!
Anyway, as part of this I wanted to find a way to remotely manag
On Wed, Jun 11, 2003 at 06:45:03PM +1000, Greg Wright wrote:
> All I need to do, is find a way to securely connect to the Debian system
> (from a windows server at this stage, the programmer isn't confident to
> work in a deb environment) and load, modify and save the dhcp.conf file.
> Better is be
Hi all,
I hope this is an acceptable list to ask this...
Im a Windows guy by trade, however recently have been gradually
switching our servers from Microsoft to Debian. Ooh I love apt-get :o).
So does my now useful old Pentium 233!
Anyway, as part of this I wanted to find a way to remotely manag
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