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Security? Are serial ports available? - Before Ethernet became |
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affordable for the home user we use to use some variety of Laplink and |
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its was fast enough in its day- a quick search shows its still available. |
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If MTP is ok, use a phone as the middleman - though that basically the |
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same process as a usb sneakernet and is a security problem. |
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On 23/4/21 7:42 am, Grant Edwards wrote: |
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> On 2021-04-22, Kusoneko <kusoneko@××××××××.moe> wrote: |
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>>> That won't use IP? |
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>> Honestly, I don't get the problem you're stating with using IP. |
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> There's no problem. It's just not allowed. |
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>> If you connect 2 machines with Ethernet, assign them both a static |
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>> IP address on the same subnet, with no gateway or anything, you can |
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>> easily have them communicate using the IP addresses only. |
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> I know that, but it's not allowed. |
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>> A computer doesn't require internet access to have local network IP |
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>> connectivity. |
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> It is prohibited/verboten/illegal. |
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> And I think the Windows machine is configured so that it just can't be |
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> done. But even if that wasn't the case, it's not permitted. |
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