Networking Two Computers

[TΞΞNSTAR™]

tnxx bro...keep it up

 

[buddhika19]

thanks

 

[djzac]

how to check whether i have a network interface card ??

go to run "cmd"
thn type "ipconfig/all" if u hv a NIC.. it'll show it'z addres & evrythin...

 

[madhu4gr]

gud wrk mcn tnx ... nice post

 

[blueblood]

maru wade..thanx bro!!

 

[chamilasw]

nice work
why dont we start a proper elakiri Networking Class ?

 

[crazy life]

NO its not true.
Using the crossover is just because you are connecting two devices peer to peer. Since the transmission of one has to connect to the receive of the other, we have to "CROSS" the cable. Thats all to it. The PC or the NIC doesn't even know it..

If you mean slowdown due to HDD access during gameplay, it might be like this:
If you are playing a game and the peer computer accesses your shared file and puts or gets a big file (e.g. A film) the HDD reads may slow the computer down and then the game.
But there is NO slowdown due to the cable's type.

no no,nothing to go with the cable it just to the data ,what I meant is the HDD activity and duplex activity

 

[Shiwantha]

gud1
thanx

 

[zed]

any way to shere file via USB cable

 

[Deelaka]

ela thanks>

 

[TΞΞNSTAR™]

tnxx keep it up

 

[ereshthush]

ela paara machan keep it up

 

[harshafx]

Elakiri wedak..

 

[hirushan]

Hari connect karagattha Dan kohomada File ekak anith Pc ekata yawanne ???????

 

[jop]

Hari connect karagattha Dan kohomada File ekak anith Pc ekata yawanne ???????

this will help 4 u

How to Share Files Between Two Computers

http://www.ehow.com/video_3657_share-files-between.html

or

on computer a (with the files), open my computer, right click on the folder with the files in and click properties. click the sharing tab and click the 'share this folder' radio button. enter a name for the share (ie sharedfiles). click OK. click start, run and in the dialog that comes up, click CMD and then press enter. In the command box that comes up, type IPCONFIG. note down the IPAddress (probably something like 192.168.1.50).
Go to computer b (without the files) and open my computer. click tools then map network drive. in the folder box, type \\ followed by the IP address of the a computer then another \ and finally the share name you created on computer a and click finish. If this connects then you can just copy the file from this mapped drive (on computer b) to wherever you want them.

or

there is a default shared folder in Windows Xp..it is the "shared Folder" @ document....

if you want to use it its ok..but if you want to create your own shared folder..you need to do this first....


1. go to control panel....
2.select NETWORK CONNECTION...
3. at Network connection window...you will see at the upper left side panel....SETUP A HOME OR HOME OFFICE NETWORK...click it
4. a new window will appear.... its a network wizard setup...

a. at first just click NEXT...
b. then another "NEXT"
c. then choose the "use the existing shared connection for this computer internet's access"

d. click NEXT
e. put any computer description you want...then click NEXT

f. just leave the deafult "MS HOME" then click NEXT

g. then choose to "TURN ON FILE AND PRINTER SHARING" click NEXT
h. it will show you a summarize configuration...click NEXT
i. you will see it is configuring your network now..just wait for it....


j. after that choose "just finish the wizard"


then restart PC 1..

go to the second PC and do the same....after you have done all those things....


your ready to create your own shared folder...

assuming your done with network setup...

(do this in the pc you want to transfer the file to)
example...in your desktop right click then choose "NEW" then create new folder...then give it a name...after that..right click the folder that you create then right click it again then at the option choose " sharing and security"

a small window will appear...check the " share this folder in the network" then click ok..(you have option if you want to change the name of that folder)

after that your done....go to the pc where the source of the file then... go to start...or if you see the icon on your desktop "MY network neighborhood" click it...you will see the folder that is shared on your network...

now you can transfer files..

source : http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070613041211AAUprwT

 

[Dreamworks_naveen]

Thx

 

[sl.manju]

patta lesson eka ela ela .. tks wewaaa

 

[AL1717]

++!! GRADE NICE WORK !!++

 

[JananRush]

Inna Mamat Mee machi Ekak tiyagena Dagalanawa tama Bari Una hariyata Net work Karann!

 

[Eclipse]

thanx dude this is very usefull!!!good work!!