- #Share files between mac and windows 10 ethernet manual#
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- #Share files between mac and windows 10 ethernet software#
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- #Share files between mac and windows 10 ethernet windows 7#
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So putting it short, both PC's must have static addresses and point to each other's addresses as the gateways: computer1 is gateway for computer2, computer2 is gateway for computer1.
#Share files between mac and windows 10 ethernet Pc#
Now as the gateway address provide the other PC address: 192.168.1.1). Tab down so netmask is filled out automatically (255.255.255.0). Now you enter the address 192.168.1.2 - this will be the address of your Windows PC on that interface (on that connection)). Right click on that interface icon and select "Properties", unselect Internet Protocol Version 6, and double click "Internet Protocol Version 4". (You do this by going to "Network and Sharing Center"->"change adapter settings", and pick your network interface here, that corresponds to your LAN card that is connected to the other PC. Now on Windows: set the LAN interface address (the one for the network card, that is in your LAN): 192.168.1.2, net mask 255.255.255.0 and default gateway of the Linux PC: 192.168.1.1. Turn on the connection (you might want to set the connection to automatic at boot time, set as not metered, and all users can connect). Set gateway to 192.168.1.2 (this will be the address of your second PC with Windows ).
#Share files between mac and windows 10 ethernet manual#
Set manual address: 192.168.1.1 (this type of address is called a private address) and net mask 255.255.255.0. In IPv4 settings, mark that IPv4 is necessary for the connection (IPv6 can be ignored). Select your LAN card interface for that connection (run the command "ifconfig" in a terminal and to the left you will see interface names like enp0s18f2u6 or enp2s0). On Linux, using a graphical manager, create an Ethernet connection. When finished, reconnect ethernet cables to connect to the internet and switch network profiles by clicking on the original one.With that done, you should see the windows machine appear in Files / Other Locations and be able to copy files across. Set static IP with same subnet mask as windows but a different IP.Some folders have encryption or security settings that may need to be modifiedĪs in user454038's answer, create a new IPv4 connection (or edit your normal one, but then you'll have to edit it back) Set up network file sharing so that appropriate folders are shared.Open network connection settings and manually set a static IP.Standard ethernet cable (the ethernet cards can detect the direct connection and switch themselves, so a crossover cable is not needed) connecting ethernet ports of both machines.
#Share files between mac and windows 10 ethernet windows 7#
I used a direct ethernet connection between Fedora 25 and Windows 7 to copy files to a new computer.
#Share files between mac and windows 10 ethernet portable#
So to test whether Ubuntu could see that web server, I simply opened a browser to which is the Windows's IP in this example, and could see the Windows' Xampp Portable default page, thus confirming the connectivity. For example on Windows I had Xampp Portable running which runs an Apache web server.
#Share files between mac and windows 10 ethernet software#
Test the connectivity for example using software that you can access by IP. Now choose your new direct-ether network, for example status bar click it.Just keep typing and when you Save, it seems the values just appear. It is at this point, on Lubuntu for example there is weirdness where, when typing address numbers, values "disappear" when typing. The point is to use same IP except for last segment to be on the same subnet so if one is a.b.c.101 then you should be a.b.c.105 for example Otherwise default Automatic (DHCP) does not let you set an IP create a new wired connection, naming it something you'll recognize such as direct-ether.get to the network manager, for example click status bar network icon.comparing with your previously copied IPs, see which new IP appears, and copy it down for example it may resemble: 169.254.123.101.get the new IP: Start, cmd to open a command prompt, run ipconfig.attach the Ethernet cable to both machines so they are now physically connected to each other.write down the current IP(s) to compare later.check current IP for example Start, cmd to open a terminal, run ipconfig.There are a few steps to this: Windows, p1 This is called a direct ethernet connection. However this should still work with Windows 10. Yes, as I have done this before, but with Ubuntu-based distros connected to Windows Vista.
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