Printer Login Error

[Jackson Damien]

At 5:21 PM -0600 12/6/00, Edward King wrote:
>Are you running NT or 9x?

The machine that can get on with no problem is 95, and the one that 
is having problems in 98 SE.

>I usually get that error if I log onto server A and then access a
>resource on server B where my password is different.  What logon are you
>using -- windows network or the plain windows?

Client for Microsoft Networks.

>Are you logging onto the domain?  What do the logs on the linux server
>report?  They should show failed logon attempts

How do I tell if I'm logging into the domain?  Which logs should I be 
looking at?  I've been looking at the logs in /var/log/samba, which 
mainly have show lines like the following:

[2000/12/06 19:10:47, 1] smbd/reply.c:reply_sesssetup_and_X(925)
   Rejecting user 'jdamien': authentication failed

Thanks.

>Jackson Damien wrote:
>
>>  I'm sorry to be posting this again, but I didn't receive any
>>  responses at all last time.  If I'm supposed to read some FAQ or
>>  something please let me know about it.
>>
>>  I have tried everything I can think of, short of reinstalling Windows
>>  on the one machine with the problem.   I totally deleted everything
>>  in the Network Neighborhood, and put in everything back in from
>>  scratch.  Still no dice.
>>
>>  I have a 2 Windows boxes that I'm trying to share the printer with.
>>  On one of the Machines (Win98, Novell Client) I cannot access the
>>  printer no matter how hard I try.  Every time I try to access the
>>  Linux box, it prompts me for a password.  No matter what I try to
>>  enter for a password it always locks me out.
>>
>>  It says I need a password to access this resource
>>
>>  Resource \\LOCALHOST\IPC$
>>  Password
>>
>>  I don't get such a prompt on the other machine using the same login.
>>  It just displays my home directory and the printer.
>>
>>  I try to add a Network printer in the Printers folder and it won't
>>  even let me attempt.  It give me an error of "Localhost not
>>  accessible.  No permission to access resource."
>>
>>  Have any ideas?