are you running any servers ( ftp, telnet, etc ) on
your widows pc?
windows does not have built in ftp

none of the windows os run them on standard installs
- try downloading, installing, configuring and running
any of the "ftp
server" or "telnet server" from www.download.com -
I recommend the following (Fictional Daemon 3.3) - it
is both an ftp and a
telnet server
http://download.cnet.com/downloads/0-10069-100-911621.html?tag=st.dl.10001-1
03-1.lst-7-10.911621

also do a "ps -ef | grep [f]tp" and a "ps -ef | grep
[i]netd" on the linux
from a shell window to see if an ftp server (or inetd
server) is running on
the linux machine.

to ftp or telnet to a machine you need to run programs
called servers on the
target machines. the server runs continuously waiting
for connections from
"clients"  - ftp, gftp etc.

raja

----- Original Message -----
From: "Tathagata Banerjee"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, September 14, 2001 12:41 AM


> folks,
>
> i was recently trying t set up a lan among two
windows machines and one
> pcqlinux 7.1 machine in a cybercafe.
>
> problem is, though the ethernet card is ( i believe)
properly configged
and
> initialised on bootup (it says "bringing up
interface eth0......
okay"),
> the only communication between the linux machine and
the other two
machines
> is through ping. i can ping and it pings alright,
but i can't do anything
> else. i have tried ftp (with gftp and ncftp), telnet
and everything.
nothing
> works. ggftp says connection was refused on the win
machine. but the
windows
> machines do not have any kind of firewall installed,
and i was careful to
> turn firewalling off in linux. nevertheless,
communication fails both
ways.
>
> my ultimate object is to enable internet
connection-sharing (the single
> connection is owned by one of the win machines) and
file-browsing among
the
> three machines.
>
> the linux machine is actually a dual-boot machine
which, when running
winme
> like the other two machines, happily shares
connection and files with the
> other machines.
>
> what stumps me is i can only ping but so nothing
else. if it were some
kind
> of hardware problem, that shouldn't have worked
either.
>
> so please help me out.
>
> this cafe is in sodpur, so if anyone is interested
to look at the problem
> first-hand, please contact me. i'll be glad to take
you there.
>
> thanks.
>
> - tathagata.
>
>
>
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