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Posted by $Bill on March 14, 2007, 9:52 pm
Aamir wrote:
>
> All LANs (not just 2 LANs...but more than that) are not a part of
> single LAN and also more than one routers are involved.
> As far as file sharing is concerned there is no internet involved but
> some LAN having there own internet connections.
> I am trying to setup FTP server.
> +-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+
> About my network??
> Its Cable net connection and every area has one of its own network and
> some how these networks are connected with each other.
> What i know, in my area the cable net provider has setup a LAN
> network(Delta-D, consists of 25 computers) and i am part of it. This
> Network doesn't have internet connection of its own but it is shared
> with a another network(DELTANET, i call it mother network). It also
> has Delta A, B and C.
> There are 3 other network(Fastmedia, Bluelines, Citynet etc) which i
> know are connected (don't know how)with this network as i can access
> their FTP and can also chat with users via Vypress Chat(even when
> internet is not working).
If you can't properly set up the routers to prevent external access to
allow internal file sharing, then the best bet is to use internal
webservers (Apache would be a good choice) on the machines that will
be doing the sharing.
FTP daemons would also work and you should still be able to use your
friendly browser to do the work of downloading files if things are
set up right - not sure about uploading though, you may need to go
with webserver CGI if you go from a browser client.
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