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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Connect to my Linux network remotely? Post 302878761 by sas on Sunday 8th of December 2013 10:34:31 PM
Old 12-08-2013
bakunin - Thanks so much for your advice! It was quite elegant! I love that /etc/hosts file on all the servers!Smilie

Re pictures, I will look into how to do that Neo. I usually post to forums using Photobucket as my host, then I merely just put in a hard link to the .jpg using a tag: [lmg]url.jpg[lmg] /*replace the l for i*/ This is easy using my mobile.

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Wow, just installed NoMachine on the Win and Linux machines. With all that great networking advice above from bakunin and a easy to use desktop share client to wrap it all together (NoMachine), I am thinking my questions are solved!!! Way to go Unix.com. Another amazing experience here. Time to get that Hadoop cluster up and running with some R and have a field day...

If anyone is interestes, NoMachine, free, uses SSH, and easy as pie to setup:
https://www.nomachine.com/

Neo - I was able to edit my image above to be hosted here, thanks for the tip, looks pretty easy to do also! Thanks for your work/commitment here!
 

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