Re: [LI] Regarding SAMBA server

[Aruneesh Salhotra <asalhotra@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,
Off lately i have notice that there has been discussion about SAMBA.
And what i understand of it, it makes a LINUX machine visible on Network
Neighbourhood.

I want my machine to share resources on the Network which 95 and NT machines.

Can somebody send my his/her cmf.conf .... which will make me understand the
samba much more better.


The following is the description of my configuration when i was using Win 95.

WINS : enabled
WINS Server : x.y.z.w


Tell me how to incorporate the above information in Linux.

Aruneesh


Joseph John wrote:

> Hello Sangunni
>          We have Two Linux machine one on SuSE and another on red hat, NT
> machines can see the SuSe machine but not the red hat one, I don'nt think
> there is any problem with registry, because one linux machine is showing in
> the NetWork Neighbour hood, and i  modified smb.conf identical to the first
> machines smb.conf ,
>                                  thanks
>                                       joseph john
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Dr.K.S.Sangunni <sangu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: Joseph John <joseph@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Cc: linux <linux-india@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Thursday, December 16, 1999 2:38 PM
> Subject: Re: [LI] Regarding SAMBA server
>
> > Hi
> > I encounter this kind of problem when I switch from win 95 to 98. I can't
> > see linux box from the machine but I can telnet.I found that the reason
> > being  the passwd encryption. I followed the help in windows to modify the
> > registry. Hope this is of some help.
> > sangunni
> >
> >
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