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Establising FTP contact on Linux
Hi,
I was wondering, does anybody know if you have to set up a Linux machine as a server to establish it as a host for a FTP site; therefore enabling me to make contact with the linux machine, from other machine types, such as Solaris and Windows. NB: I can currently ping the IP address from solaris and windows machines on different servers. Thanks,  |
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