Greetings all,
I'm having a little trouble getting Samba going.
I've got Mandrake 9.0 on my deskop, win2k on my laptop and trying to get
these bad boys to have a conversation.
I can ping the Laptop from Linux, and vice versa.
I edited the smb conf file to reflect the workgroup name, also enabl
plenty
of other things that could prevent the PC from appearing in the network
neighbourhood even if Samba is totally present and correct.
Martin.
- Original Message -
From: Dan Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 1999 7:31 AM
Subject:
Petey wrote:
> situation. I've tried multiple times to try and get SAMBA running, and I
> can't get anything to pop up in the win 95 network neighborhood. All tests
Try this: Click on start, run, then enter "\\"
and click OK. If that doesn't work, try "\\". I've frequently seen case
Try editing the "LMHOSTS" file in your C:\WINDOWS directory and place an entry
in it for your Samba Server:
192.168.2.1 Samba_Server_Name
Then re-boot. That might do the trick.
Petey wrote:
> After spending the last four days trying to get SAMBA running with shares
> for win 95 clients, I a
>
>95 clients with different IP addresses and still nothing. I use both SWAT
Without seeing your smb.conf file it's hard to know what the
problem is, but one thing comes to mind...NT and 98 use "encrypted" (or
what MS says is encrypted) passwords, while 95 doesn'tSamba con use
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After spending the last four days trying to get SAMBA running with shares
for win 95 clients, I am appealing to the greater net community. Here's my
situation. I've tried multiple times to try and get SAMBA running, and I
can't get anything to pop up in the win 95 network neighborhood. All test
