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I have following network structure
PC <-- USB cable --> Android Smartphone <--> MyWiFi
IP=192.168.42.41 IP=192.168.35.115 IP=192.168.35.254
NM=255.255.255.0 NM=??? NM=255.255.255.0
DG=192.168.42.129 DG=??? DG=???
Laptop <--------------> MyWiFi
IP=192.168.35.112 IP=192.168.35.254
NM=255.255.255.0 NM=255.255.255.0
DG=192.168.35.254 DG=???
... where MyWiFi is my home WiFi network
Note: The PC can "ping" the Laptop, but the Laptop cannot "ping" the PC.
When I traceroute 192.168.35.254 from the PC, I get the following:
traceroute 192.168.35.254
traceroute to 192.168.35.254 (192.168.35.254), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets
1 192.168.42.129 (192.168.42.129) 2.163 ms 2.870 ms 3.339 ms
2 192.168.35.254 (192.168.35.254) 14.562 ms 14.915 ms 11.876 ms
Routing from the laptop is:
ip route
default via 192.168.35.254 dev wlp2s0 proto static metric 600
169.254.0.0/16 dev wlp2s0 scope link metric 1000
192.168.35.0/24 dev wlp2s0 proto kernel scope link src 192.168.35.112 metric 600
So it seems confirmed that my Android Phone stands as gateway between the PC and the WIFI router.
Both computers PC and Laptop have Ubuntu installed and Nautilus + Samba in order to share folders. The problem is that the PC cannot see the share folders of the Laptop
I have already shared folders between other computers that connect directly to MyWiFi, but I think in this case the tethering is spoiling the sharing.
How can I share folders, even though I am connecting the PC to the WiFi via tethering?
nautilus samba android shared-folders tethering
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I have following network structure
PC <-- USB cable --> Android Smartphone <--> MyWiFi
IP=192.168.42.41 IP=192.168.35.115 IP=192.168.35.254
NM=255.255.255.0 NM=??? NM=255.255.255.0
DG=192.168.42.129 DG=??? DG=???
Laptop <--------------> MyWiFi
IP=192.168.35.112 IP=192.168.35.254
NM=255.255.255.0 NM=255.255.255.0
DG=192.168.35.254 DG=???
... where MyWiFi is my home WiFi network
Note: The PC can "ping" the Laptop, but the Laptop cannot "ping" the PC.
When I traceroute 192.168.35.254 from the PC, I get the following:
traceroute 192.168.35.254
traceroute to 192.168.35.254 (192.168.35.254), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets
1 192.168.42.129 (192.168.42.129) 2.163 ms 2.870 ms 3.339 ms
2 192.168.35.254 (192.168.35.254) 14.562 ms 14.915 ms 11.876 ms
Routing from the laptop is:
ip route
default via 192.168.35.254 dev wlp2s0 proto static metric 600
169.254.0.0/16 dev wlp2s0 scope link metric 1000
192.168.35.0/24 dev wlp2s0 proto kernel scope link src 192.168.35.112 metric 600
So it seems confirmed that my Android Phone stands as gateway between the PC and the WIFI router.
Both computers PC and Laptop have Ubuntu installed and Nautilus + Samba in order to share folders. The problem is that the PC cannot see the share folders of the Laptop
I have already shared folders between other computers that connect directly to MyWiFi, but I think in this case the tethering is spoiling the sharing.
How can I share folders, even though I am connecting the PC to the WiFi via tethering?
nautilus samba android shared-folders tethering
asked Jul 14 at 19:07
loved.by.Jesusloved.by.Jesus
1211 silver badge13 bronze badges
How is the PC tethered to the Android? Cable? Bluetooth? can the PC ping the default gateway ofMyWiFi? Can it ping 1.1.1.1? Please edit your question to provide this valuable info and then leave a comment @Fabby 0:-)
– Fabby
Jul 18 at 22:14
This is confusing,... are you sure you use tethering ?
– Robert Riedl
Jul 19 at 13:25
@Fabby Thanks for the questions. I just did what you asked for. Everypingworked properly.
– loved.by.Jesus
Jul 19 at 13:46
Ah. Please edit your question and provide the whole picture in thePC <-- USB cable --> Android Smartphone <--> MyWiFiline: all of their IP addresses and Default gateways because you don't have a samba issue but a networking issue. also add the full samba config to paste.ubuntu.com and provide a link to that in your question too. so make your question easy to understand from a full networking perspective... ;-)
– Fabby
Jul 19 at 14:11
1
I agree with @Fabby this is a network issue, specifically having two subnets. The simple solution would be to connect the PC to the router by an Ethernet cable or a WiFi dongle. Then you will have both PC and laptop on the same subnet.
– user68186
Jul 19 at 22:30
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show 7 more comments
I have following network structure
PC <-- USB cable --> Android Smartphone <--> MyWiFi
IP=192.168.42.41 IP=192.168.35.115 IP=192.168.35.254
NM=255.255.255.0 NM=??? NM=255.255.255.0
DG=192.168.42.129 DG=??? DG=???
Laptop <--------------> MyWiFi
IP=192.168.35.112 IP=192.168.35.254
NM=255.255.255.0 NM=255.255.255.0
DG=192.168.35.254 DG=???
... where MyWiFi is my home WiFi network
Note: The PC can "ping" the Laptop, but the Laptop cannot "ping" the PC.
When I traceroute 192.168.35.254 from the PC, I get the following:
traceroute 192.168.35.254
traceroute to 192.168.35.254 (192.168.35.254), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets
1 192.168.42.129 (192.168.42.129) 2.163 ms 2.870 ms 3.339 ms
2 192.168.35.254 (192.168.35.254) 14.562 ms 14.915 ms 11.876 ms
Routing from the laptop is:
ip route
default via 192.168.35.254 dev wlp2s0 proto static metric 600
169.254.0.0/16 dev wlp2s0 scope link metric 1000
192.168.35.0/24 dev wlp2s0 proto kernel scope link src 192.168.35.112 metric 600
So it seems confirmed that my Android Phone stands as gateway between the PC and the WIFI router.
Both computers PC and Laptop have Ubuntu installed and Nautilus + Samba in order to share folders. The problem is that the PC cannot see the share folders of the Laptop
I have already shared folders between other computers that connect directly to MyWiFi, but I think in this case the tethering is spoiling the sharing.
How can I share folders, even though I am connecting the PC to the WiFi via tethering?
nautilus samba android shared-folders tethering
asked Jul 14 at 19:07
loved.by.Jesusloved.by.Jesus
1211 silver badge13 bronze badges
I have following network structure
PC <-- USB cable --> Android Smartphone <--> MyWiFi
IP=192.168.42.41 IP=192.168.35.115 IP=192.168.35.254
NM=255.255.255.0 NM=??? NM=255.255.255.0
DG=192.168.42.129 DG=??? DG=???
Laptop <--------------> MyWiFi
IP=192.168.35.112 IP=192.168.35.254
NM=255.255.255.0 NM=255.255.255.0
DG=192.168.35.254 DG=???
... where MyWiFi is my home WiFi network
Note: The PC can "ping" the Laptop, but the Laptop cannot "ping" the PC.
When I traceroute 192.168.35.254 from the PC, I get the following:
traceroute 192.168.35.254
traceroute to 192.168.35.254 (192.168.35.254), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets
1 192.168.42.129 (192.168.42.129) 2.163 ms 2.870 ms 3.339 ms
2 192.168.35.254 (192.168.35.254) 14.562 ms 14.915 ms 11.876 ms
Routing from the laptop is:
ip route
default via 192.168.35.254 dev wlp2s0 proto static metric 600
169.254.0.0/16 dev wlp2s0 scope link metric 1000
192.168.35.0/24 dev wlp2s0 proto kernel scope link src 192.168.35.112 metric 600
So it seems confirmed that my Android Phone stands as gateway between the PC and the WIFI router.
Both computers PC and Laptop have Ubuntu installed and Nautilus + Samba in order to share folders. The problem is that the PC cannot see the share folders of the Laptop
I have already shared folders between other computers that connect directly to MyWiFi, but I think in this case the tethering is spoiling the sharing.
How can I share folders, even though I am connecting the PC to the WiFi via tethering?
nautilus samba android shared-folders tethering
nautilus samba android shared-folders tethering
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How is the PC tethered to the Android? Cable? Bluetooth? can the PC ping the default gateway ofMyWiFi? Can it ping 1.1.1.1? Please edit your question to provide this valuable info and then leave a comment @Fabby 0:-)
– Fabby
Jul 18 at 22:14
This is confusing,... are you sure you use tethering ?
– Robert Riedl
Jul 19 at 13:25
@Fabby Thanks for the questions. I just did what you asked for. Everypingworked properly.
– loved.by.Jesus
Jul 19 at 13:46
Ah. Please edit your question and provide the whole picture in thePC <-- USB cable --> Android Smartphone <--> MyWiFiline: all of their IP addresses and Default gateways because you don't have a samba issue but a networking issue. also add the full samba config to paste.ubuntu.com and provide a link to that in your question too. so make your question easy to understand from a full networking perspective... ;-)
– Fabby
Jul 19 at 14:11
1
I agree with @Fabby this is a network issue, specifically having two subnets. The simple solution would be to connect the PC to the router by an Ethernet cable or a WiFi dongle. Then you will have both PC and laptop on the same subnet.
– user68186
Jul 19 at 22:30
|
show 7 more comments
How is the PC tethered to the Android? Cable? Bluetooth? can the PC ping the default gateway ofMyWiFi? Can it ping 1.1.1.1? Please edit your question to provide this valuable info and then leave a comment @Fabby 0:-)
– Fabby
Jul 18 at 22:14
This is confusing,... are you sure you use tethering ?
– Robert Riedl
Jul 19 at 13:25
@Fabby Thanks for the questions. I just did what you asked for. Everypingworked properly.
– loved.by.Jesus
Jul 19 at 13:46
Ah. Please edit your question and provide the whole picture in thePC <-- USB cable --> Android Smartphone <--> MyWiFiline: all of their IP addresses and Default gateways because you don't have a samba issue but a networking issue. also add the full samba config to paste.ubuntu.com and provide a link to that in your question too. so make your question easy to understand from a full networking perspective... ;-)
– Fabby
Jul 19 at 14:11
1
I agree with @Fabby this is a network issue, specifically having two subnets. The simple solution would be to connect the PC to the router by an Ethernet cable or a WiFi dongle. Then you will have both PC and laptop on the same subnet.
– user68186
Jul 19 at 22:30
How is the PC tethered to the Android? Cable? Bluetooth? can the PC ping the default gateway of
MyWiFi? Can it ping 1.1.1.1? Please edit your question to provide this valuable info and then leave a comment @Fabby 0:-)– Fabby
Jul 18 at 22:14
How is the PC tethered to the Android? Cable? Bluetooth? can the PC ping the default gateway of
MyWiFi? Can it ping 1.1.1.1? Please edit your question to provide this valuable info and then leave a comment @Fabby 0:-)– Fabby
Jul 18 at 22:14
This is confusing,... are you sure you use tethering ?
– Robert Riedl
Jul 19 at 13:25
This is confusing,... are you sure you use tethering ?
– Robert Riedl
Jul 19 at 13:25
@Fabby Thanks for the questions. I just did what you asked for. Every
ping worked properly.– loved.by.Jesus
Jul 19 at 13:46
@Fabby Thanks for the questions. I just did what you asked for. Every
ping worked properly.– loved.by.Jesus
Jul 19 at 13:46
Ah. Please edit your question and provide the whole picture in the
PC <-- USB cable --> Android Smartphone <--> MyWiFi line: all of their IP addresses and Default gateways because you don't have a samba issue but a networking issue. also add the full samba config to paste.ubuntu.com and provide a link to that in your question too. so make your question easy to understand from a full networking perspective... ;-)– Fabby
Jul 19 at 14:11
Ah. Please edit your question and provide the whole picture in the
PC <-- USB cable --> Android Smartphone <--> MyWiFi line: all of their IP addresses and Default gateways because you don't have a samba issue but a networking issue. also add the full samba config to paste.ubuntu.com and provide a link to that in your question too. so make your question easy to understand from a full networking perspective... ;-)– Fabby
Jul 19 at 14:11
1
1
I agree with @Fabby this is a network issue, specifically having two subnets. The simple solution would be to connect the PC to the router by an Ethernet cable or a WiFi dongle. Then you will have both PC and laptop on the same subnet.
– user68186
Jul 19 at 22:30
I agree with @Fabby this is a network issue, specifically having two subnets. The simple solution would be to connect the PC to the router by an Ethernet cable or a WiFi dongle. Then you will have both PC and laptop on the same subnet.
– user68186
Jul 19 at 22:30
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Here your Android Smartphone indeed works as gateway but partially you also have to configure routes from laptop side.
The reason behind PC cannot see the share folders of the Laptop is that Laptop routes packets through your wifi router. You need configure your android smartphone's ip address as gateway in your laptop.
Currently gateway of laptop is router. Please remove 192.168.35.254 ip address and configure smartphone as gateway 192.168.35.115 in your laptop's network configuration. After applying configuration, it should work.
You can check routes of laptop using route -n command.
answered Jul 22 at 14:42
Ketan PatelKetan Patel
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Thanks a lot @Ketan Patel, it really worked! Just by replacing the gateway I could access the PC from the laptop and, not onlypingthe PC's address, but also mount samba from the laptop by standard commandsmb://192.168.42.41/folder_nameon nautilus
– loved.by.Jesus
Jul 23 at 21:40
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Because the PC can "ping" the Laptop, I can at least access the Samba shared folders of the Laptop (IP 192.168.35.112) from the PC. I have to use following command in the nautilus bar of the PC.
smb://192.168.35.112/name-of-shared-folder
In that way I can do at least exchange from the PC.
Caveat
The same as the other answers. The IP of the Laptop may change, and therefore the command should be adapted.
answered Jul 20 at 17:22
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Here your Android Smartphone indeed works as gateway but partially you also have to configure routes from laptop side.
The reason behind PC cannot see the share folders of the Laptop is that Laptop routes packets through your wifi router. You need configure your android smartphone's ip address as gateway in your laptop.
Currently gateway of laptop is router. Please remove 192.168.35.254 ip address and configure smartphone as gateway 192.168.35.115 in your laptop's network configuration. After applying configuration, it should work.
You can check routes of laptop using route -n command.
answered Jul 22 at 14:42
Ketan PatelKetan Patel
11.1k9 gold badges47 silver badges67 bronze badges
1
Thanks a lot @Ketan Patel, it really worked! Just by replacing the gateway I could access the PC from the laptop and, not onlypingthe PC's address, but also mount samba from the laptop by standard commandsmb://192.168.42.41/folder_nameon nautilus
– loved.by.Jesus
Jul 23 at 21:40
add a comment
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Here your Android Smartphone indeed works as gateway but partially you also have to configure routes from laptop side.
The reason behind PC cannot see the share folders of the Laptop is that Laptop routes packets through your wifi router. You need configure your android smartphone's ip address as gateway in your laptop.
Currently gateway of laptop is router. Please remove 192.168.35.254 ip address and configure smartphone as gateway 192.168.35.115 in your laptop's network configuration. After applying configuration, it should work.
You can check routes of laptop using route -n command.
answered Jul 22 at 14:42
Ketan PatelKetan Patel
11.1k9 gold badges47 silver badges67 bronze badges
1
Thanks a lot @Ketan Patel, it really worked! Just by replacing the gateway I could access the PC from the laptop and, not onlypingthe PC's address, but also mount samba from the laptop by standard commandsmb://192.168.42.41/folder_nameon nautilus
– loved.by.Jesus
Jul 23 at 21:40
add a comment
|
Here your Android Smartphone indeed works as gateway but partially you also have to configure routes from laptop side.
The reason behind PC cannot see the share folders of the Laptop is that Laptop routes packets through your wifi router. You need configure your android smartphone's ip address as gateway in your laptop.
Currently gateway of laptop is router. Please remove 192.168.35.254 ip address and configure smartphone as gateway 192.168.35.115 in your laptop's network configuration. After applying configuration, it should work.
You can check routes of laptop using route -n command.
answered Jul 22 at 14:42
Ketan PatelKetan Patel
11.1k9 gold badges47 silver badges67 bronze badges
Here your Android Smartphone indeed works as gateway but partially you also have to configure routes from laptop side.
The reason behind PC cannot see the share folders of the Laptop is that Laptop routes packets through your wifi router. You need configure your android smartphone's ip address as gateway in your laptop.
Currently gateway of laptop is router. Please remove 192.168.35.254 ip address and configure smartphone as gateway 192.168.35.115 in your laptop's network configuration. After applying configuration, it should work.
You can check routes of laptop using route -n command.
answered Jul 22 at 14:42
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edited Jul 24 at 14:31
answered Jul 22 at 14:42
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Thanks a lot @Ketan Patel, it really worked! Just by replacing the gateway I could access the PC from the laptop and, not onlypingthe PC's address, but also mount samba from the laptop by standard commandsmb://192.168.42.41/folder_nameon nautilus
– loved.by.Jesus
Jul 23 at 21:40
add a comment
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1
Thanks a lot @Ketan Patel, it really worked! Just by replacing the gateway I could access the PC from the laptop and, not onlypingthe PC's address, but also mount samba from the laptop by standard commandsmb://192.168.42.41/folder_nameon nautilus
– loved.by.Jesus
Jul 23 at 21:40
1
1
Thanks a lot @Ketan Patel, it really worked! Just by replacing the gateway I could access the PC from the laptop and, not only
ping the PC's address, but also mount samba from the laptop by standard command smb://192.168.42.41/folder_name on nautilus– loved.by.Jesus
Jul 23 at 21:40
Thanks a lot @Ketan Patel, it really worked! Just by replacing the gateway I could access the PC from the laptop and, not only
ping the PC's address, but also mount samba from the laptop by standard command smb://192.168.42.41/folder_name on nautilus– loved.by.Jesus
Jul 23 at 21:40
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Because the PC can "ping" the Laptop, I can at least access the Samba shared folders of the Laptop (IP 192.168.35.112) from the PC. I have to use following command in the nautilus bar of the PC.
smb://192.168.35.112/name-of-shared-folder
In that way I can do at least exchange from the PC.
Caveat
The same as the other answers. The IP of the Laptop may change, and therefore the command should be adapted.
answered Jul 20 at 17:22
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Because the PC can "ping" the Laptop, I can at least access the Samba shared folders of the Laptop (IP 192.168.35.112) from the PC. I have to use following command in the nautilus bar of the PC.
smb://192.168.35.112/name-of-shared-folder
In that way I can do at least exchange from the PC.
Caveat
The same as the other answers. The IP of the Laptop may change, and therefore the command should be adapted.
answered Jul 20 at 17:22
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Because the PC can "ping" the Laptop, I can at least access the Samba shared folders of the Laptop (IP 192.168.35.112) from the PC. I have to use following command in the nautilus bar of the PC.
smb://192.168.35.112/name-of-shared-folder
In that way I can do at least exchange from the PC.
Caveat
The same as the other answers. The IP of the Laptop may change, and therefore the command should be adapted.
answered Jul 20 at 17:22
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Because the PC can "ping" the Laptop, I can at least access the Samba shared folders of the Laptop (IP 192.168.35.112) from the PC. I have to use following command in the nautilus bar of the PC.
smb://192.168.35.112/name-of-shared-folder
In that way I can do at least exchange from the PC.
Caveat
The same as the other answers. The IP of the Laptop may change, and therefore the command should be adapted.
answered Jul 20 at 17:22
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How is the PC tethered to the Android? Cable? Bluetooth? can the PC ping the default gateway of
MyWiFi? Can it ping 1.1.1.1? Please edit your question to provide this valuable info and then leave a comment @Fabby 0:-)– Fabby
Jul 18 at 22:14
This is confusing,... are you sure you use tethering ?
– Robert Riedl
Jul 19 at 13:25
@Fabby Thanks for the questions. I just did what you asked for. Every
pingworked properly.– loved.by.Jesus
Jul 19 at 13:46
Ah. Please edit your question and provide the whole picture in the
PC <-- USB cable --> Android Smartphone <--> MyWiFiline: all of their IP addresses and Default gateways because you don't have a samba issue but a networking issue. also add the full samba config to paste.ubuntu.com and provide a link to that in your question too. so make your question easy to understand from a full networking perspective... ;-)– Fabby
Jul 19 at 14:11
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I agree with @Fabby this is a network issue, specifically having two subnets. The simple solution would be to connect the PC to the router by an Ethernet cable or a WiFi dongle. Then you will have both PC and laptop on the same subnet.
– user68186
Jul 19 at 22:30