[sf-lug] notes on set up of local network, ubuntu machines and printer - please improve them!
Frantisek Apfelbeck
algoldor at yahoo.com
Tue Sep 28 23:06:52 PDT 2010
Basic local network setup on ubuntu machines (10.04) convention range of IP
addresses dedicated to the machines on the network: 3-10 printers 11-49
administrator 50-99 student computers 200-248 ?? DHCP server claims probably
between 100-149 Manual configuration of the IP addresses of the computers type
the ifconfig command for the information about your network interfaces ifconfig
configure your IP address to value 50-> sudo ifconfig eth 192.168.1.50 check
that IP was chenged by repeating the ifconfig command ifconfig if IP changed,
connect the computer to the router by RG44 jack/Ethernet cable ping the router,
IP probably 192.168.1.1 ping 192.168.1.1 cancel the process by control + c and
continue further if the connection is established set up the IP on second
computer: sudo ifconfig etc 192.168.1.51 check the change by ifconfig and ping
the router ping the first computer from the second computer (192.168.1.51) ping
192.168.1.50 connect the printer through the graphical interface to the one of
the printers and set it up as a printing server. Next week I hope to the the
command line options on connecting the printers and sharing the printer from
several computers.
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