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#139176 - 02/02/2003 01:44 Sharing Files over a router?
Banacek journeyman Registered: 28/03/2002 Posts: 94	So I want to be able to send files to my roommates computer over the router we have set up to share the cable modem. Anyone have any ideas on the easiest way to do this without having to share folders? We're both using Win2k. Thanks!
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#139177 - 02/02/2003 01:53 Re: Sharing Files over a router? [Re: Banacek]
cblake journeyman Registered: 01/10/2002 Posts: 79	I would just use AIM.... If you have multiple files to send just put them all in one folder. _________________________ 40GB Mk2 [blue]blue[/blue] 90000660 Driveless Mk2a [blue]blue[/blue] 120001040
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#139178 - 02/02/2003 02:16 Re: Sharing Files over a router? [Re: cblake]
Banacek journeyman Registered: 28/03/2002 Posts: 94	I can't use AIM, that what I normally use, but I think since we have the same ip it doesn't want to work.. unless someone has some ideas?
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#139179 - 02/02/2003 02:25 Re: Sharing Files over a router? [Re: Banacek]
RobotCaleb pooh-bah Registered: 15/01/2002 Posts: 1866 Loc: Austin	why not share a folder on his computer and you send to him. that way you dont have to worry about him accessing yer files. or.. download a quick free ftp server.
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#139180 - 02/02/2003 02:32 Re: Sharing Files over a router? [Re: RobotCaleb]
LTJBukem enthusiast Registered: 18/07/2001 Posts: 299	Presumably you have seperate Email Accounts ? Can you not email him the files ... or are you breaking size limits on your email accounts doing that ? Edited by LTJBukem (02/02/2003 02:33) _________________________ LTJ
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#139181 - 02/02/2003 02:38 Re: Sharing Files over a router? [Re: LTJBukem]
Banacek journeyman Registered: 28/03/2002 Posts: 94	Yeah, there's size limits on both our emails.. AIM was so easy too, I wish I could get it working...
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#139182 - 02/02/2003 03:06 Re: Sharing Files over a router? [Re: Banacek]
matthew_k pooh-bah Registered: 12/02/2002 Posts: 2298 Loc: Berkeley, California	What's wrong with sharing folders? Anyways, it you don't want to share folders, and tcp/ip transfer method should work. FTP or SCP would be the standards and I'm sure you can find a simple windows server for either. Matthew
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#139183 - 02/02/2003 04:19 Re: Sharing Files over a router? [Re: matthew_k]
andy carpal tunnel Registered: 10/06/1999 Posts: 5914 Loc: Wivenhoe, Essex, UK	What's wrong with sharing folders? Because if one of the machines got infected with a worm/virus/trojan then the other one would quickly get infected (because they would have write access to shares on each other's machines). Graphical drag and drop Windows SCP client: http://winscp.vse.cz/eng/ Details on installing Cygwin and making the SCP server work on Windows: http://tech.erdelynet.com/cygwin-sshd.html _________________________ Remind me to change my signature to something more interesting someday
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#139184 - 02/02/2003 09:03 Re: Sharing Files over a router? [Re: andy]
Banacek journeyman Registered: 28/03/2002 Posts: 94	Ok, I'm going to try setting this up and I'll let you know how it works. Thanks!
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#139185 - 03/02/2003 17:34 Re: Sharing Files over a router? [Re: Banacek]
Banacek journeyman Registered: 28/03/2002 Posts: 94	Well, that way seems a little too complicated for my roommate, but we did find out that Trillian did the job. Thanks again!
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#139186 - 04/02/2003 03:43 Re: Sharing Files over a router? [Re: Banacek]
andy carpal tunnel Registered: 10/06/1999 Posts: 5914 Loc: Wivenhoe, Essex, UK	Time for a new roommate I guess _________________________ Remind me to change my signature to something more interesting someday
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