Can i send files via LAN ?

[grafx1]

Can i send files through LAN ? How ?

(not the internet)

Thanks.

Edited August 3, 2005 by grafx1

[Zxian]

Just enable file sharing on your computers. Make sure both computers are on the same workgroup, and set up file sharing on one. In Network places, you should be able to see the other computer (as long as the Computer Browser, Server, and Workstation services are running) and then browse through the files.

(It's a little more complicated than that sometimes, but that's the general idea)

[grafx1]

Just enable file sharing on your computers. Make sure both computers are on the same workgroup, and set up file sharing on one. In Network places, you should be able to see the other computer (as long as the Computer Browser, Server, and Workstation services are running) and then browse through the files.

(It's a little more complicated than that sometimes, but that's the general idea)

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

yes, but my problem is in sharing and i had posted it in XP section and no way to fix it till now, so i was looking for another way of transferring files via LAN,

Thanks.

Edited August 3, 2005 by grafx1

[EchoNoise]

You can use DC++

For it to work, you need a DC++ Server to go onto one computer, have it up and running... and then install the DC++ Client on the same computer as the server... then you just share your files/folders as you please...

And then on the other computer(s) install the DC++ Client and get it to connect to the server you have just started up, and there you go.

Hope that helps

Edited August 4, 2005 by undeadsoldier

[grafx1]

i got DC++ but it is for public hubs

and what is DC++ server and how to configure the 2 programs?

Thanks.

[prathapml]

Do you run Win2k or XP ?

Then just go to Add/Remove Programs and install IIS.

Then go to Computer Management and make a new ftp site.

After that, just about all PCs on your LAN can access the files you share on the ftp server, thru plain browser itself.

[grafx1]

Do you run Win2k or XP ?

Then just go to Add/Remove Programs and install IIS.

Then go to Computer Management and make a new ftp site.

After that, just about all PCs on your LAN can access the files you share on the ftp server, thru plain browser itself.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

i have XP not server 2003

and the problem that i can not access my friend pc (access denied) but he can !!

Thanks.

[imric]

You dont need server2k3, if you goto

control panel > add/remove programs > add/remove windows components

you will be able to install IIS there.

[grafx1]

Thank you all for your time and support

first: i'd found a LAN Messenger that can send and recieve files via LAN

second: gamehead200 had guided me to solve access denied problem,

it was a registry entry

HKey Local Machine

System

CurrentControlSet

Control

Lsa

Look at the right side:

double click on restrictanonymous

set value = 0

many thanks to him and all of you.

[prathapml]

i'd found a LAN Messenger that can send and recieve files via LAN

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Whats the name of it?

Link to home page for download?

[grafx1]

i'd found a LAN Messenger that can send and recieve files via LAN

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Whats the name of it?

Link to home page for download?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

here it is but 30 days evaluation

http://messenger.softros.com/

also search Google (lan messenger) you will find a lot...

or search inside Tucows.

i hope we can find a free one

please tell me if you find a free one.

[prathapml]

I have been using this freeware app - BorgChat.

Try and see if you like it.

[grafx1]

I have been using this freeware app - BorgChat.

Try and see if you like it.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

wow prathapml it is very great

you can even browse shared folders of network computers from the messenger

it is all in one.

Thank you.

Edited August 9, 2005 by grafx1

[prathapml]

Some more of the same category - http://www.softpedia.com/get/Internet/Chat...saging-Clients/

[Zxian]

Another addition onto the list - Hamachi.

It requires Windows File Sharing to work, but it'll also allow you to connect to your friends' computers across the internet as though they were on your LAN. It's got messaging capabilities as well.