I ran gconf-editor and found the key you referred to: /schemas/system/smb/workgroup
however I was unable to modify the key: "Currently pairs and schemas can't be edited. This will be changed in a later version." So I poked around a little more and found the following key that looked related: /system/smb/workgroup and its long description said: "The Windows networking workgroup or domain that the user is part of. In order for a new workgroup to fully take effect the user may need to log out and log back in." And this key was editable so I placed my Windows workgroup name in there, logged out, and logged back in but with no apparent effect in the network file browser. It still shows a globe icon that says "Windows Network" but clicking through it doesn't do anything. I then found the samba client at: /usr/sfw/bin/sambaclient and running it threw an error saying that it couldn't find smb.conf. So I found the conf file at: /etc/sfw/smb.conf-example so I created smb.conf and was able to run the smbclient and list out the shares on my home NAS drive. Now how do I associate the smbclient with the network file browser on the desktop (if that's the right approach)? Thanks, Rene This message posted from opensolaris.org
