dialin access to shares
Stephen L Arnold
arnold.steve at ensco.com
Thu Mar 11 01:14:38 GMT 1999
When the world was young, Stephen Davies <scldad at sdc.com.au> carved
some runes like this:
[snip]
> The only obvious difference between this and a normal ethernet connection
> that I can see is that when dialling in, the server is on two networks
> (one for ethernet and one for ppp) and the client is only on one of those
> (the ppp side obviously).
>
> Despite that, I can ping the server and telnet to it (Implying that the
> routing setup is OK): all I cannot do is see it or it's shares. (Implying
> ????))
Do you mean "see its shares" in windoze exploder?
Samba only binds to the first ethernet interface (eth0 under linux)
by default; did you add the ppp interface to the smb.conf file?
What happens when you try a find computer from the client side?
Can it find the samba box by either name or IP address? Did you
try the Net View/Use commands from a DOS prompt? Can you mount a
share that way?
Steve
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