Not able to access from linux

Hurls = errors out (v o m i t s)
well you left all most key fact
linux what version distribution is it?

what browser did you use? or special remote app??????????
try firefox,
remove access how, exactly , tell that first.

Cisco cobo is ment for small businesses its a Network attached storage server running a small linux operating system. There are different sizes of hard drives and in most cases more drives can be added.

basically its the same as a USB hard drive, but its connected to a network and all computers in that network can access the files on it.

hi,
which material have you ? : CD
which server ? xseries xxx model type ?
If this is the unique SCSI adapter in your system
or the unique seen, you must:

0) download
90p2772.iso 505,085,952 IBM ServeRAID support CD v6.10
or use what you have.

1) Boot from cd (linux) to configure RAID , before install W2K Server

2) run 23k4684.exe (previous site) in another pc and make a floppy

3) boot from W2k CD and press F6 when proposed

4) insert floppy previously made

5) when OS is installed, or from CD or using 23k4687.exe,
install "IBM ServeRAID Manager", to see activity.

Before Linux will show the new drive you have to mount the Drive so it knows what it is looking at. This should resolve the warning light issue as well. Unlike Windows most Linux Operating systems do not automatically recognize installed devices until they are mounted.

default your internet settings

Are you pinging from the same subnet? If not, you will need to have a default gateway. Type "ifconfig -a" to verify you configuration. Type "netstat -r" to see check the routing. And type "netstat -i" to see if there is any traffic on the interface.

No. The IBM has a RISC processor and Windows only supports Intel or AMD. It does support some versions of linux if you want a GUI interface. :-)

Regards,
Daryl

There is a Redhat linux version of ClamWin antivirus available at:
http://www.clamav.net/download/packages/packages-linux

Yes it is. You can use the vnc server and client utilities for this. Install VNC server on all the linux pcs. Then install the windows version of vnc on the pc you want to connect FROM.

Give the ip address of the linux pc you wish to connect to, and lo, you get the same desktop that is on the linux pc. Of course you can configure password protection.

Another easy but techie way to connect is with telnet or ssh command after enabling these services on the linux pc.

HTH,
Deboo