I think I had this problem (did this long ago) and the problem was in the
security mode. I changed from user to server and pointed to the promary
domain comtroller for our network. Perhaps this will help, perhaps not.
-david
On Sun, 1 Aug 1999, Ken Wilson wrote:
> I am trying to connect my NT workstation to a Linux box using Samba. When
> I am in NT, I can see the Linux system listed under the same workgroup as
> my NT Workstation, but I cannot access anything.
>
> Until I turned on the encrypt feature (suggested to me by Ray Olszewski ) I
> could only get a message on NT that said it could not log me on from this
> location. I checked the encrypt feature, but now I get the message "
> "incorrect password or unknown user for linux1" (linux1 is the name of my
> Linux station)
>
> I am using the same name password (and case) on each machine. I have added
> my name to the smb.conf configuration and verified it through RH6.0
> linuxconf-network-samba configuration.
>
> I have tried uncommenting the line that says "guest account = pcguest"
> I also tried modifying the security line from "security = user" and
> changing it to the other option
> "password server = NT" which is the other option.
> I also tried the options of wins support = yes / wins support = no / and
> wins server = w.x.y.z
>
>
> I ran out of ideas on this, do any of you have any ideas of where my
> trouble may be?
>
>
>
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> Ken Wilson
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