Thank you dear David Nelson
I will apply what you have said.
I am grateful to you for your advice.
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Thanks fot helping dear Christopher Wensink
I am grateful to you for your advice.
I will apply what you have said.
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If this is strictly for internal use and isn’t intended to be publicly
accessible, I would install Tailscale on both machines so you don’t have to
open/forward any ports.
Make sure SSH is enabled on the CentOS box.
Then use an (S)FTP client such as FileZilla to connect from Windows and
upload or
Hello talhakaynak96,
Welcome to the CentOS Community. It sounds like using owncloud or
nextcloud would be a good fit for your use. It requires setting up a
LAMP stack (Linux Apache MySQL PHP) and getting the files
(https://nextcloud.com/athome/) for the server side, then setting things
up f
