CARA TRANSFER FOLDER/FILE MENGGUNAKAN KABEL LAN

Summary

In this tutorial, learn how to transfer files between two laptops using an Ethernet crossover cable. The video guides you through the process of setting up network configurations, assigning IP addresses, and enabling file sharing on both laptops. It also demonstrates how to share a folder on Laptop 1 and access it on Laptop 2. By the end of the tutorial, you'll be able to seamlessly transfer files between laptops offline, making use of a direct Ethernet connection without needing an internet network.

Takeaways

• 😀 Ensure both Laptop 1 and Laptop 2 are ready for connection using a cross cable.
• 😀 Make sure the cross cable is properly wired, with different pin arrangements on both ends.
• 😀 Both laptops need to be connected using the cross cable, with the connection indicator lights on to confirm proper setup.
• 😀 Set up static IP addresses on both laptops. For Laptop 1, use 192.168.0.180 and for Laptop 2, use 192.168.0.182.
• 😀 For offline connections, the IP addresses should be set manually without internet access.
• 😀 Enable network discovery and file sharing on both laptops to allow file transfers.
• 😀 Turn off password-protected sharing to make it easier for both laptops to communicate.
• 😀 On Laptop 1, select the files or folders to share and grant access to 'Everyone' with read/write permissions.
• 😀 On Laptop 2, use the Run dialog to access Laptop 1’s shared folder by entering its IP address.
• 😀 Once the shared folder is accessed on Laptop 2, files can be copied over to the local folders.
• 😀 After successful file transfer, both laptops will have the shared files available for use.

Q & A

What is the purpose of the tutorial in the video?

The tutorial demonstrates how to transfer files between two laptops using a Cross Ethernet cable.

Why is the cable used in the tutorial a Cross Ethernet cable?

A Cross Ethernet cable is used because its wiring allows for a direct connection between two devices without the need for a router or switch.

What is the first step to begin the file transfer process?

The first step is to connect the two laptops using the Cross Ethernet cable.

What are the IP address settings for the laptops in the tutorial?

Laptop 1 is assigned the IP address 192.168.0.180, and Laptop 2 is assigned 192.168.0.182. Both laptops are configured to be offline (without internet access).

How does the user configure the IP address on Laptop 1?

On Laptop 1, the user goes to 'Network and Internet Settings', selects Ethernet, then configures the IP address to 192.168.0.180, leaving the gateway field blank because the connection is offline.

What should be done to allow file sharing between the laptops?

File sharing is enabled by configuring the advanced sharing options on both laptops, ensuring that the 'Turn on network discovery' and 'Turn on file and printer sharing' options are selected.

What is the purpose of setting the network to 'Private' during the sharing configuration?

Setting the network to 'Private' allows the laptops to recognize each other on the same network and share files securely.

What kind of files can be shared using this method?

Any type of file or folder can be shared, including music files, documents, and images, as long as the user grants access permissions to specific people or everyone on the network.

How does the user share a file from Laptop 1 to Laptop 2?

The user right-clicks on the folder containing the file, selects 'Give access to', then 'Specific people', and chooses 'Everyone'. The user also sets the permission to 'Read and Write' before clicking 'Share'.

How does the user access the shared file from Laptop 1 on Laptop 2?

On Laptop 2, the user opens the Run dialog, enters the IP address of Laptop 1 (192.168.0.180), and accesses the shared folder to copy the files to Laptop 2.