On Sunday 06 October 2002 11:08 am, you wrote: > I'm not familiar with Komba, but I do set up Samba networks. In Komba > there's probably a place to send your username and password. Make sure > that is correct. > > In your Samba Configuration, I believe you need to tell it to send > encrypted passwords. If memory serves me correctly GNU/Linux won't connect > to Windows unless you do this. If I remeber corectly this is one of those win problems within a mixed win network, since by default win95 does not encrypt passwords and win nt does. it really winds up being you have no make sure all the boxes do the same thing, and seems to me, with is better than without.
> > You might try mounting some Windows shares by hand to make sure you can > indeed see the Windows box and that Samba is set up correctly. Then once > you know it is definitely working, play with any specifics of Komba. > Following is a command to mount a Windows share: > > mount -t smbfs -o username=USERNAME //WINDOWS-IP-ADDRESS/SHARE-NAME > /mnt/LINUX-MOUNT-POINT (the CAPS to be replaced with you correct information, in a case sensitve format, so to mount MY windows box with the IP 192.168.1.16, and my c:\share folder shared with the name of "Share" (as setup on that computer allowing "file and print sharing on MS network, and having tcp/ip and the "permentant IP set in network properties...etc......) I type on one livne without the quotes "mount -t smbfs -o username=et //192.168.0.16/Share > /mnt/Share" and hit enter. I can then browse on over to /mnt/Share and see them files > If all is working correctly, you will be prompted for a password before the > mount actually occurs. I can then browse on over to /mnt/Share and see them files > On Sunday 06 October 2002 03:03 am, Lee wrote: > > Hi All: > > > > I've been mostly lurking for two years now, and have (with your guidance) > > gotten most everything done in Mandrake that I wanted, but............. > > > > My home network. > > > > I have 1 MS ME 586, 1 MS WIN98 586, 2 MS WIN2K 586's, 1 LEXMARK Optra > > LX+, and 1 MDK 586 all through SMC 7004ABR and DLink routers with another > > Lexmark Optra LX+ attached and to a Cable internet connection. One 2K is > > FAT32 and the other is one of each 40 Meg drives. Also assorted printers > > including and Epson 8000 in there somewhere. > > > > Never ever have I had all talking to all. Right now the network printer > > is not seen by any of the machines although I specifically assigned it to > > 192.168.2.5. Not a major problem and may be hardware although I see that > > Komba2 indentifies one of the WIN2K boxes as 192.168.2.5. Anyway I can > > fix that (Probably) > > > > Real Problems: > > > > > > 1. Komba2 displays ?Error returning t:NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED from both > > WIN2K boxes. > > > > 2. With the MDK box, I have not ever had the use of any of the printers > > that are attached to the other computers or the network, or the one on > > the parallel port on the router. All except as noted above > > work fine shared through the Windows boxes. > > > > 3. WIN2K boxes say "incorrect passwork or unknown username for > > > > :\\Supertux" when I attempt to browse in that direction. > > > > Now that I'm about to upgrade (reinstall actually) to 9.0, I would like > > to do it right the first time and end up with a network that I can expect > > to wean off of MS this next year. > > > > I am assuming that as I added and subtracted from this mess, I named > > things and assigned passwords long forgotton, but I don't know how to get > > it all back to reality short of major surgery. (Not an option, please) > > > > I do know all the admin passwords 'cause they're all the same. (It's all > > my stuff, after all.) > > > > All comments graciously appreciated. > > > > TIA > > > > Lee > > > > > > Registered Linux user #223705 > > > > Give me ambiguity or give me something else.
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