Try LinNeighborhood
works for me
jason
On Tuesday 15 October 2002 22:14, you wrote:
Dear all,
My University loves M$, to the highest degree! A problem I face with
using Linux is how to see and access all those computers on the 'Network
Neighbourhood'. It always seems like such a challenge
I am in the same situation as you but I get around it
by using the comands smbclient and smbmount. First
setup samba and configure smb.conf dont forget to add
a wins server if any. The way I see which hosts are
around me this doesnt have to be the best way, but it
works for me is running
Dear all,
My University loves M$, to the highest degree! A problem I face with
using Linux is how to see and access all those computers on the 'Network
Neighbourhood'. It always seems like such a challenge to get files, etc.
off people - we usually resort to burning CD's. I WILL NOT swap my
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You will be dealing with samba to get this working. I was able to do most of
what you desire at my old university using samba. I am partial to a nifty
app called komba. Head on over to
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=27429
I also attach to a network that uses MS too, and have really liked
LinNeighborhood, which works much like
Network Neighborhood in Windows. under LM 9.0 it was a little different
to setup than in earlier versions,
but I can see any and all boxes and printers shared on the network just
fine. and
