the internet using openvpn. I've been told that samba (through no fault of
its own) doesn't work very well through a VPN.
Rubbish. I have a ~dozen users using it via a VPN, it works just the same as if
they were local (albiet more slowly, for obvious reasons).
I want the workstations in
Adam Tauno Williams wrote:
The thing to use is a DHCP server that also provides clients with the IP
address of the PDC through the netbios-name-servers option in the ISC
DHCP server.
Yep, whether this is DHCP or not depends on your VPN technology of choise,
but
you need to get that information
-Original Message-
From: tom burkart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
The thing to use is a DHCP server that also provides clients
with the IP
address of the PDC through the netbios-name-servers option in the ISC
DHCP server.
Actually, the address you want to give them is the address
On Dec 1, Andrew Gaffney wrote:
the internet using openvpn. I've been told that samba (through no fault of
its own) doesn't work very well through a VPN.
Seems to do a reasonable job here.
I want the workstations in the new network to be able to logon to the domain
and access the file shares
I am running a similiar setup. I have a main office running a T1 with a
linux firewall and a samba pdc/dhcp server behind it. On my satelite
office Im running a dsl connection with a dlink router with a samba
pdc/firewall/dhcp server behind it. (I never trust those little dsl
routers). I am
Shawn Henderson wrote:
I am running a similiar setup. I have a main office running a T1 with a
linux firewall and a samba pdc/dhcp server behind it. On my satelite
office Im running a dsl connection with a dlink router with a samba
pdc/firewall/dhcp server behind it. (I never trust those little
