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Now when I write a test program, I have a problem using wget.
basic configuration:
1. Use client software to access the LINUX server.
2. Two LINUX servers, one for a local LAN virtual machine is assumed to be A, and one for a non-local LAN LINUX server is assumed to be B.
3. You can run the wget tool on it.
4. The machine executing the client and the virtual machine, and the machine C to be accessed are located in the same local area network.
The specific problem is this;
1. When the virtual machine in the local area network is used as the server, my machine executes the client program to access machine C, and executes wget -q -t0 ftp://192.168.18.200/WaveFiles/*.wav to get these .wav files.
2. However, when I use a B-based server and execute a client program to access machine C, I execute wget -q -t0 ftp://192.168.18.200/WaveFiles/*.wav and cannot access it.
How do I modify it to access it normally? |
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