I have a question to which I haven't been able to find an answer. I have two computers, both of which run Ubuntu 12.04. I keep one of my computers at home and use SSH to connect to it from the other ("remote") computer. The remote computer is able to connect to the home computer without problems.
Hi, i have two computer
first one is the main computer, he is connected to the internet throught DSL
ubuntu 10.10 beta installed
the second is ubuntu 9.10, and i want this computer to connect to the internet of the first computer
they both connected to a B-FOCUS router 270pr but i dont want to make the router to be the one that connects to the internet
i want the first computer will connect to t
Hi! I've had this problem for a long time now. Maybe someone here can help me solve it.
My computer sees the wireless network at home, ChinaNet-zbgJ. The dsl router is brand new, they just changed things to make it faster. I have the password, it is written on the router.
I installed Ubuntu 11.10 recently. After the first bootup the computer freezes so I have to force-quit my computer.
Then I turned on my computer after that. I tried connecting to the internet. My (and my neighbor's) wireless networks shown up, but no matter how many times I tried, I can't connect to my home network. I checked the password and the other laptop's internet works (a MacBookPro).
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I just installed Kubuntu 12.04 on a new computer with an Asus motherboard containing onboard NIC. The onboard NIC is enabled in BIOS. I don't happen to have a spare network card to test with. The internet connection is via a D-Link router, either wired or wireless via T-Link USB wireless adapter. The internet connection works fine for other computers on the network (2 wired and 1 wireless).
Previously, I only had one machine on my home network with an ssh tunnel, so when i connected to my home network via ssh from another location, it would automatically connect to the right machine. i( set my router to redirect ssh requests to that computers LAN IP)
Now that I have multiple machines with ssh tunnels on my home network, the connection is refused.