[Systers-dev] Thank you!!! + windows-centric question

[Kathy Richardson]

Hi Anne,

My setup is similar.

I have a home PC setup, with no network name, everything is 192.168.*
My wireless router has a network name that is visible , and I used that 
- worked great.
I assume that if you are wired router that it has a name as well, but I 
don't know how to see that from the PC.  If it is wired, it is probably 
something like linksys.

-Kathy





Anne Gunn wrote:
>    Kanika,
>    I currently have the dev image running in VB.  So cool to see that
>    beautiful Ubuntu desktop shining forth from my Windows laptop!
>    I can't thank you enough for making this happen -- I would just never
>    have gotten it done if I had to install all the pieces myself.
>    I do have one question about the next step.  Your instructions on the
>    wiki say:
>    So one necessary change to get Mailman running at your place will be to
>    replace 'rt2561_1' with your network name.
>    I run a Windows peer-to-peer (workgroup) network, not an Active
>    Directory or other domain.  Do you have any idea what I would use for a
>    network name?
>    I do have a Linux (Red Hat) server here that I use as my primary file
>    server between all my Windows machines but I just access it as a Samba
>    server and have never done anything with it as a Linux server, really.
>     Would it have a network name I could use?
>    ag
>    -----------------------
>    Anne Gunn
>    ompeag @ wyoming.com
>    307 673 5234
>
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