Basic SAMBA

[Kevin A. Pieckiel]

On Thu, 4 Mar 1999, William Campbell wrote:

-> Ya I used -U and - P, and still the same thing.  This machine doesn't sit
-> in a DOMAIN, but is instead in it's own WORKGROUP.  May this be part of the
-> problem?  Just to let you know I can SAMBA between two Linux boxes on my
-> local LAN that is using 10.0.0.0, so I am fairly sure my overall SAMBA is
-> setup correctly.  The ones I am having problems with are on dial up to my
-> work.

Hrm....  I'm not sure about that one then.  My experience is kinda limited,
but I have successfully set up Samba 2.0.3 and have mapped shares to an NT
4.0 Server Box (SP3) without problem.  The fact that you're not in a Domain
doesn't have to be a problem--specifying the workgroup in which the NT box
sits should suffice.  After specifying a username/password pair that your
NT box can authenticate, you *SHOULD* be ready to go.  Beyond that, I don't
think I can offer any additional help.

My appologies,

Kevin

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