You can ping this Linux box from the Win9x station right? If not hardware
problem, either between the two or one or the others network card. Make sure
the IP/MASK settings are kosher.

Make sure that they are on the same workgroup, with 'workgroup = MYGROUP'
command in smb.conf file. Try assigning a 'netbios name = samba' string,
also make sure the 'interfaces = [nic ip address]/[nic ip mask]', also setup
a WINS server. You can set samba to be a WINS server simply by setting the
'wins support = yes' in smb.conf, also tell all the workstations (win9x,
win3.x, nt) where to find the WINS server.

My two cents, stuff that got me the first time around.
Later..
Steven


----- Original Message -----
From: MANUEL SILVEYRA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 1999 2:35 PM
Subject: samba on 6.1


> I just recently installed 6.1 on my computer. I chose to install
> everthing, as I always do, but when I tried to connect from my win98 box,
> I found that I could not. I then saw that it was not started, so i started
> it with the command:
>      /etc/rc.d/initd/smb start
> everything looks fine, but I still could not connect.  So I read here that
> the problem was that a lock file did not exist, so I created it.  Now I
> was able to connect from another linux machine using smbmount, and I was
> also able to connect to the other linux machine with smbmount also. But my
> problem is still in that I can not connect from win98 to 6.1, I tried it
> with net neighborhood, and manually from the command prompt using NET USE,
> and no dice.
> HELP.
>
> Thanks in advance.
> Manuel Silveyra
>
>
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