Samba Stealth Mode?

[lars0]

This may not necessarily be a directly Samba-related question, but I thought
that this would be the best place to start. 

I have decided that I would really like to set-up a file-server in my dorm
room for my floor and friends to access. I naturally decided the best way to
do this would probably be using Samba on a Linux box. Unfortunatley our
University has prohibitions against providing most/all network services from
our connection (most notably, WINS). 
I was hoping someone could tell me if there would be a way to configure
Samba in a 'stealth' mode so it did not broadcast itself and show up on
network user lists at the least. I really don't know if this is possible to
do at all because I am really a samba newbie.
I was planning on keeping the server behind a NAT with port forwarding. If
it also helps, our IT department is really not that smart and does not scan
for infractions against its policies.
Any Suggestions? 
Thanks,
Lars
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