R. Scott Belford wrote:
Firewall. Did I mention that I had monmotha's firewall on the 7.2 boxes? I
had enabled port 139, but, no go. Just a little while a go I decided to
flush the chains. On the one hand, and to the dismay of about 25 users,
this shut down the interface to all traffic.
MonMotha wrote:
R. Scott Belford wrote:
Firewall. Did I mention that I had monmotha's firewall on the 7.2
boxes? I
had enabled port 139, but, no go. Just a little while a go I decided to
flush the chains I was suddenly able to browse the shares,
from everywhere.
NetBIOS name
I am introducing a new samba server to our
network. It is running on rhat 7.2. It is version 2.2.1a. I
have a second samba server that I am adding. It is also running redhat
7.2, but I have upgraded it to version 2.2.5. My intent is to replace an
older samba server on the network. It is
I am introducing a new samba server to our network. It is running
on rhat 7.2. It is version 2.2.1a.
I have a second samba server that I am adding. It is also running
redhat 7.2, but I have upgraded
it to version 2.2.5. My intent is to replace an older samba server on
the network. It is
Firewall. Did I mention that I had monmotha's firewall on the 7.2 boxes? I
had enabled port 139, but, no go. Just a little while a go I decided to
flush the chains. On the one hand, and to the dismay of about 25 users,
this shut down the interface to all traffic. Once resolved, though, I was
