I can do http: // pc_name and smb: // pc_name ... to check my local site or use shared resources. nothing like that, what's so convenient?
when testing our machine for apache or svn, i found that we can actually use
when our computer is called "pc_name" and another computer on the same network can access this computer at that url on port 80.
and mac can connect to my computer shares using Finder -> Connect to Server -> smb: // pc_name
it's great. are there any similar things that are great but I just didn't find out?
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http: // pc_name only works if there is an active DNS server on the network that has assigned a name to the computer named "pc_name" or if the "hosts" file has been modified.
There are probably many things that you haven't discovered. Your question is not specific enough for a good answer.
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