[Samba] Samba and NT 4.0
Rasmus Nielsen
rasmus at narani.dk
Mon Apr 29 00:31:03 GMT 2002
Hi
The best way is to add a unix user and group named pcguest and then set
guest account = pcguest in the global options and read list = pcguest in
your share, this will make any pc on your lan able to read from the share,
if you want write access, then just put writ list = pcguest and read only
= No guest ok = Yes
Male sure all your computers are in the same workgroup as the samba server
and that you don't have any ip restictions in your smb.conf blocking your
NT boxes. Also if your running any kind of firewalls on your NT's, this
might couse the 'no service' problem.
regards
Rasmus Nielsen
At 15:40 28-04-2002 -0700, Keith wrote:
>Good Afternoon all!
>
>Hey I have been having one heck of a time getting my NT boxes to access my
>Samba Server. At this point I get a message saying there is no service
>responding at the remote network. I have tried everything at this point and
>am at my wit's end. Does anyone have a smb.conf file that is working for
>them at this point in the same environment? Is there something else that
>could be the issue? I want to set up a network environment where no
>passwords are needed to go from the NT boxes to the Samba Server. Are
>passwords a must?
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>What else should I be looking at? My main goal is to get the FTP server that
>is running on the NT environment to map to the web directories on my Linux
>box.
>
>Any and all help is appreciated.
>
>Keith Kasin
>www.selectdatasystems.com - web hosting and database services.
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