Perhaps you could post your smb.conf file. (On Debian or Debian based
systems it is usually located in /etc/samba/).
Also, checkout the /smbclient/ man pages. That is a very helpful tool
for diagnosing problems. For example you can try the following command
from a Linux machine on the same network:/
smbclient -L SERVERNAME_OR_IP_ADDRESS/
That should list the shares you have set up.
--John
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