Opps! My bad, Joe!
You're right. I read too quickly and saw 'login from...' and didn't think 'remotely' but 'same box'.

To run the console telnet works for me. FTP is too restrictive.
VNC works if you want to run KDE or some other desktop running on Xwindows, but it will be choppy if the connection, CPUs, or video drivers aren't very fast.
Samba, as you know, presents server shares to a windows network.

Which one? Your question is germaine.

Sorry Winan,
JLK


>>>How to login from Win 95 or later client to Redhat 6.2 server?
>>>
>>>regards
>>>winan
>
>Winan,
>
>What exactly do you mean by "how to login"? Do you mean to access files? Printers? Servers? Or to remote control the Redhat machine?
>
>Jerry, I think we are talking about logging into a RedHat server here, not wanting to switch entirely to a RedHat system. So, I guess we would be talking about Telnet, FTP, Samba, or maybe VNC?
>
>JoeK
>
>>If you have Win95 and RH 6.2 set up in dual boot mode you can't "switch" back and forth between them. To switch you must reboot and select the OS you want to use. But dual boot isn't the only load mode available.
>>
>>In order to switch between them without rebooting you should use something like VMWare, or an OpenSource version of it:
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>>Plex86
>>http://www.plex86.org/
>>
>>
>>Bochs
>>http://bochs.sourceforge.net/
>>
>>JLK