Hi,
I guess XP Home can Samba if McAfee allows it. I was able to
access the Samba shares after I completly removed the McAfee firewall.
Exiting the firewall and stopping the services proved to be of no use
and caused me endless grief. I reluctantly gave it a shot since you
expect the firewall t
Hi,
To get around the probelm of Firewall, I disabled firewall on the
WLAN interface and stopped the firewall service. I also stopped the
McAfee firewall service.
On a related issue, I am using ethereal to capture packets. It shows
packets from the Linux box. I want to know whether the packets
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Venkata Avasarala wrote on Mar 15, 2005 at 09:41AM -0500:
> 2)Since I know the IP address of the Samba server doing a net use with
> the IP address like net use b: \\192.168.0.4\Apache results in a
> System error 1 on t
Hi,
Do I need a WINS server in a Workgroup ? I was going through the
Samba Reference and it says that the same Samba installation cannot
funtion as a WINS server. However, if XP home can work as a client and
WINS server I will try it today .
Moreoevr, I am giving the IP address of the server on
On Mar 15, 2005, at 9:41 AM, Venkata Avasarala wrote:
Hi,
I know that XP Home edition is supposed to work with Samba.
However, my experiences over the past 2 weeks have left me with a
real doubt. All I want is a simple share from my Linux box to the XP
Home machine with no password. I have set
Hi,
I know that XP Home edition is supposed to work with Samba.
However, my experiences over the past 2 weeks have left me with a
real doubt. All I want is a simple share from my Linux box to the XP
Home machine with no password. I have set guest ok = yes, enabled
cleartext password in both Sa
