On Thursday 31 May 2007, Erebus wrote:
> I really agree about the WINS part - that's why I prefer enabling this
> functionality in Samba. It seems that it resolves a lot of issues in
> general. However what do you mean by DNS? Do you believe that I have to
> install Bind on my server and create zon
Chris Smith-16 wrote:
>
> I believe modern Windows versions use DNS first, then WINS. IMO, a modern
> Samba network should have both WINS and DNS resolution for all systems.
>
I really agree about the WINS part - that's why I prefer enabling this
functionality in Samba. It seems that it resol
On Wednesday 30 May 2007, Erebus wrote:
> Correct me if I am wrong, but Windows use by default the NetBIOS over
> TCP/IP (that is the default setting in TCP/IP properties I suppose). When
> using WINS, shouldn't they know each computer's name for good at the boot
> time?
I believe modern Windows v
James Lockie wrote:
>
> The solution to a critical situation is to pay someone for support.
>
Don't be ironic please. Nobody of my colleagues know how to find a
workaround on this. So I am pretty sure that even if I paid them, the result
would be the same.
If you can help me, I am grateful.
Gary Dale wrote:
>
> A question I would have is can you track down exactly when the problem
> occurs? You said it doesn't happen all of the time. Are there certain
> conditions that you can identify about when the problem occurs? Does it
> happen only on certain account, machines, when the s
James Lockie wrote:
>
> Do they both allow system folders to be on the network though?
>
Yes, I can confirm that I have accomplish doing so on both XP Home and XP
Pro (SP1 and above). There is no difference between the two on this issue,
they both allow that change either by registry setting
Mike Rushton wrote:
Redirecting a folder is a matter of changing a registry setting - this
is what I am aiming to do. I think both XPP and XPH would let you do
this ... I may be wrong.
Do they both allow system folders to be on the network though?
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Redirecting a folder is a matter of changing a registry setting - this
is what I am aiming to do.
I think both XPP and XPH would let you do this ... I may be wrong.
James Lockie wrote:
Erebus wrote:
Hello all,
I am using Samba v3.0.24 on an Ubuntu Server system as a fileserver
for 30
pc
Erebus wrote:
tanstaafl_bh wrote:
Whether it is the cause of this problem or not, these are no longer
necessary - and indeed, it is recommended to NOT use them, in modern
l=kernels (2.6+)...
So the correct would be only "TCP_NODELAY" which is the default, right?
Apart from that (wh
Erebus wrote:
I don't know what to do and the
situation is critical...
The solution to a critical situation is to pay someone for support.
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Erebus wrote:
Hello all,
I am using Samba v3.0.24 on an Ubuntu Server system as a fileserver for 30
pcs. Samba is working nice but I face a problem that I can't tell if it is
because of Samba or Windows. Let me explain:
On the Windows terminals (XP SP2) I have changed the special folders
settin
tanstaafl_bh wrote:
>
> Whether it is the cause of this problem or not, these are no longer
> necessary - and indeed, it is recommended to NOT use them, in modern
> l=kernels (2.6+)...
>
So the correct would be only "TCP_NODELAY" which is the default, right?
Apart from that (which was alrea
On 5/26/2007 Erebus wrote:
socket options = IPTOS_LOWDELAY TCP_NODELAY SO_RCVBUF=4096
SO_SNDBUF=4096
Whether it is the cause of this problem or not, these are no longer
necessary - and indeed, it is recommended to NOT use them, in modern
l=kernels (2.6+)...
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Hello all,
I am using Samba v3.0.24 on an Ubuntu Server system as a fileserver for 30
pcs. Samba is working nice but I face a problem that I can't tell if it is
because of Samba or Windows. Let me explain:
On the Windows terminals (XP SP2) I have changed the special folders
settings in registry,
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