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I pasted something. It worked. I hit back, pasted something again. It also worked. I think it works :) Was fast and simple.

Make sure I can deploy a new VM with my SSH keys already setup and ready. I love that I can do this with my DO boxes. It's the little things that make life nice. :D

Unsure if he'd be interested but @Novacha is a solid dude and created the advertising system and DailyServerDeals coding, all in Python. Figured I'd give him a mention. Whatever happens and whoever Nick hires, I do look forward to seeing the panel come to completion. It's great there are...

Well, that's what I have been doing. Wireless card on Linux PC died. I've had it for... gosh, probably 8 years now. And since I have a wireless card for the Windows box, I yanked it and am trying to use it on my Linux desktop. I'm posting form my Linux desktop now, connected directly to the...

For a number of reasons. I don't have an ethernet cable that long, and the house I live in is ancient, being built in the 1860s~. When electricty was added only 2/4 walls in my living space has outlets. If I were to move everything to the other side of the room to be closer to his house to run a...

Welcome to all the new members! Happy to have all of you here!

Actually, a Chinese terrorist group did take responsability, but it's not possible to confirm if their claim was legitimate or not. Now the Malaysians are saying that it flew at an altitude so low that it was able to evade radar. But they don't know if it went north, south, east or west...

"Sharing" tab doesn't exist, despite the fact but the wireless and wired network adapters appear. I checked both, and the bridged connection, none of which have this option. Thanks, I've located that but it fails to start :( The Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) service on Local Computer...

I wouldn't even know where to begin with diagnosing a routing issue. Networking is one of my major weaknesses, throw a Windows box in the mix and that's just a recipe for hearing me cuss :) If it was just a basic setup with my raspberry pi and my linux desktop and laptop, I'd be good to go. ...

Firewall disabled completely... I know nothing about Windows and unsure if this is a very bad idea or not... I don't want the PC to be accessible to those in the neighborhood.... Removed the switch, ethernet cable barely long enough to connect the two without it in the middle. Was worried I was...

The one I have works on Linux but I literally get 1/10th the speed and it drops the connection often. I work a regular job remotely and can't have an unstable internet during my shift. I'm ordering a new adapter, but for now I need to get something rigged up. Alternatively I could perhaps...

Windows PC can ping the gateway. Linux PC can not ping the gateway Linux PC can pings Windows PC Windows PC can ping Linux PC

C:\Users\g>ipconfig /all Windows IP Configuration Host Name . . . . . . . . . . . . : g-PC Primary Dns Suffix . . . . . . . : Node Type . . . . . . . . . . . . : Hybrid IP Routing Enabled. . . . . . . . : No WINS Proxy Enabled. . . . . . . . : No Ethernet adapter Network...

Also, I have my Windows PC, linux laptop (wifi purposely disabled) and my linux workstation all conencted via ethernet now. Each device can ping the other. Windows has internet, the others do not. Just posting this for frame of reference so we all know where I am right now.

Just saw the edit. Microsoft Windows [Version 6.1.7601] Copyright (c) 2009 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. C:\Windows\system32>net start sharedaccess System error 1058 has occurred. The service cannot be started, either because it is disabled or because it has n o enabled...

Ok, I had to reinstall the ethernet card drivers and now Windows knows it exists. Connections bridged. Still not seeing where I can 'share' the net, though. Windows PC = 192.168.2.113 Laptop that I am testing = 192.168.2.100 Each device can ping each other. There is a netgear switch between...

"Select both connections" What do you mean? Can you provide a screenshot by chance? Like I said, pretend I'm your mother and I know nothing about a computer. This Windows shit is seriously frustrating for me. :(

Apparently not... I'm not sure what I should be looking for. I literally never use Windows so all of this is foreign to me... It "shows" the wireless connection, should it show the Ethernet device in the same panel that it shows that? I can't ping my laptop and my laptop can't ping my Windows...

Step 4 doesn't exist.

I've got a Windows PC that I literally only use for Netflix. That's it. Well, today my USB wifi adapter for my Linux workstation decided to die, and the wireless device I use for my Windows PC, while it works on my linux desktop, drops the connection from time to time and is too unreliable...