Win98 - Linux connection (with ADSL) doesn't work. /CORRECTED
Marcello Pietrobon
pietrom at ibm.net
Tue Jun 22 17:31:52 GMT 1999
I'm not able to connect my Win98 PC to Linux!
I'have an ADSL connection to a provider, and it works.
I've installed a Linux Server (Apache is working).
I need to make Win98 able to see the Linux files and also able to
connect to internet protected by the Linux-server firewall.
This is the configuration, (where E# are the ethernet cards).
Windows 98
|E2
|
|E1
linux server with firewall
|E0
|
ADSL modem
|
|
internet
The following is the main question.
1) Should I choose Share-level or User-level access in Network
Neighborhood ?
Which one is the safest ?
Should I choose security=user or security=share in smb.conf?
If I choose User-level access, should I choose 'Windows NT domain'
as
'kind of autenticator'?
Also would be useful to understand:
2) Win98 doens't know the server name.
Sympthom:
Computers can ping each other using the related IP addresses.
Linux can use also the host name.
3) How do I configure the Win98 DNS entry ?
Should I use a private name or the provider name as domain ?
Thank you very much for the person wich will give me some light!
Ciao
Giovanni
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