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[Johnson Anthony E Civ 27 IS/INYN]

		 <<smb.txt>> 
		Hello all,

			I am a novice at best when it comes to SAMBA and
UNIX, I am an NT administrator at heart and could use some help. We are
running Windows Terminal Server in a Solaris environment and using SAMBA to
map the users home directories on UNIX and for printing. We are constantly
having to restart the SAMBA services because they are always crashing 2-3
times a day at least. We have no more than 50 simultaneous users at any
given time so it seems that something is not right. Our SAMBA server is an
Ultra 10 running on Fore ATM. Our network uses a combo of ATM, FDDI,  and
10mb/ethernet. We have tried Version 2.5, 2.6, and we currently have 2.3 set
up. All three had the same results, we have changed servers as well as
switched to Ethernet and FDDI. Nothing seems to work.
			I have been looking into different settings for
TCP_NODELAY.  I was going to experiment with setting SO_RCVBUF and SO_SNDBUF
but, do not know what to set the integer values to. Could anyone give me
some advice on how to get SAMBA running reliable? We would love to have it
stay up all day and not worry about it. I have attached a copy of my
smb.conf file for anyone's input. Pay no attention to the Print command, I
know it looks bad, but we have a weird requirement. 
			Thanks in advance for any help!
			Anthony Johnson
			Network Administrator
			SAIC



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# Samba config file created using SWAT
# from col22 (144.235.204.22)
# Date: 2000/02/16 
09:14:18
#
Global parameters

workgroup = WINIG480

netbios name = PROD159

server string = NT Server (2.6)

interfaces = 144.235.200.103/255.255.0.0

security = SERVER

encrypt passwords = Yes

password server = wtsprod180 winprod167 winprod169

username map = /usr/local/samba/lib/users.map

log file = /usr/local/samba/var/log.%m
	
nt acl support = Yes

socket options = TCP_NODELAY

printcap name = /usr/local/samba/printcap
	
dns proxy = No

revalidate = Yes

hosts allow = 144.235. 127. 144.235.204.84

print command = DISPLAY=`cat /home/users/prod250/%U/.winddhostname` ;
export DISPLAY; XFILESEARCHPATH=/opt/cse/config/prod250/%N:/opt/cse/config/%N:/usr/lib/X11/app-defaults/%N;
export XFILESEARCHPATH;/opt/cse/bin/Print_Utility -P`cat /home/users/prod250/%U/.winddprinter` %s ; 
rm -f %s


[unixhome]	
path = /home/users/prod250/%U
read only = No


[printers]
comment = All Printers
path = /home/users/prod250/%U/spool
print ok = Yes
browseable = No