unable to browse/ map drive

[Lee, Rick]

I plead complete ignorance.  

I have 2 Win98 boxes and a Win2K box trying to access a Samba 2.08 server
running on OpenBSD 2.8.  All IP addresses are hard coded with the IP of the
Samba box as the Wins server (see the smb.conf)  The Win2K box can resolve
the name of the Samba machine but cannot map to it.  The other boxes can't
resolve the name.  All are set to the same workgroup.

[global]
workgroup = REYNOLDS
netbios name = realty
wins support = yes
encrypt passwords = yes
os level = 36
local master = yes
[share]
comment = for testing only
path = /export/samba/test
read only = no
guest ok = yes

I know the os level is wrong (per O'Reilly and partners) but I keep losing
the election to the Win2K box even when it was set to 34.

Load smb config files from /etc/samba/smb.conf
Processing section "[share]"
Loaded services file OK.
Press enter to see a dump of your service definitions
# Global parameters
[global]
	coding system = 
	client code page = 850
	workgroup = REYNOLDS
	netbios name = REALTY
	netbios aliases = 
	netbios scope = 
	server string = Samba 2.0.8
	interfaces = 
	bind interfaces only = No
	security = USER
	encrypt passwords = Yes
	update encrypted = No
	allow trusted domains = Yes
	hosts equiv = 
	min password length = 5
	map to guest = Never
	null passwords = No
	password server = 
	smb passwd file = /etc/samba/smbpasswd
	root directory = /
	passwd program = /usr/bin/passwd
	passwd chat = *new*password* %n\n *new*password* %n\n *changed*
	passwd chat debug = No
	username map = 
	password level = 0
	username level = 0
	unix password sync = No
	restrict anonymous = No
	use rhosts = No
	debug level = 2
	syslog = 1
	syslog only = No
	log file = 
	max log size = 5000
	debug timestamp = Yes
	debug hires timestamp = No
	debug pid = No
	debug uid = No
	protocol = NT1
	read bmpx = No
	read raw = Yes
	write raw = Yes
	nt smb support = Yes
	nt pipe support = Yes
	nt acl support = Yes
	announce version = 4.2
	announce as = NT
	max mux = 50
	max xmit = 65535
	name resolve order = lmhosts host wins bcast
	max ttl = 259200
	max wins ttl = 518400
	min wins ttl = 21600
	time server = No
	change notify timeout = 60
	deadtime = 0
	getwd cache = Yes
	keepalive = 300
	lpq cache time = 10
	max disk size = 0
	max open files = 10000
	read prediction = No
	read size = 16384
	shared mem size = 1048576
	socket options = TCP_NODELAY
	stat cache size = 50
	load printers = Yes
	printcap name = /etc/printcap
	printer driver file = /etc/samba/printers.def
	strip dot = No
	character set = 
	mangled stack = 50
	stat cache = Yes
	domain groups = 
	domain admin group = 
	domain guest group = 
	domain admin users = 
	domain guest users = 
	machine password timeout = 604800
	add user script = 
	delete user script = 
	logon script = 
	logon path = \\%N\%U\profile
	logon drive = 
	logon home = \\%N\%U
	domain logons = No
	os level = 36
	lm announce = Auto
	lm interval = 60
	preferred master = No
	local master = Yes
	domain master = No
	browse list = Yes
	dns proxy = Yes
	wins proxy = No
	wins server = 
	wins support = Yes
	wins hook = 
	kernel oplocks = Yes
	ole locking compatibility = Yes
	oplock break wait time = 10
	smbrun = /usr/local/bin/smbrun
	config file = 
	auto services = 
	lock directory = /var/spool/lock
	default service = 
	message command = 
	dfree command = 
	valid chars = 
	remote announce = 
	remote browse sync = 
	socket address = 0.0.0.0
	homedir map = 
	time offset = 0
	unix realname = No
	NIS homedir = No
	source environment = 
	panic action = 
	comment = 
	path = 
	revalidate = No
	username = 
	guest account = nobody
	invalid users = 
	valid users = 
	admin users = 
	read list = 
	write list = 
	force user = 
	force group = 
	writeable = No
	create mask = 0744
	force create mode = 00
	security mask = -1
	force security mode = -1
	directory mask = 0755
	force directory mode = 00
	directory security mask = -1
	force directory security mode = -1
	inherit permissions = No
	guest only = No
	guest ok = No
	only user = No
	hosts allow = 
	hosts deny = 
	status = Yes
	max connections = 0
	min print space = 0
	strict sync = No
	sync always = No
	write cache size = 0
	printable = No
	postscript = No
	printing = bsd
	print command = lpr -r -P%p %s
	lpq command = lpq -P%p
	lprm command = lprm -P%p %j
	lppause command = 
	lpresume command = 
	queuepause command = 
	queueresume command = 
	printer = 
	printer driver = NULL
	printer driver location = 
	default case = lower
	case sensitive = No
	preserve case = Yes
	short preserve case = Yes
	mangle case = No
	mangling char = ~
	hide dot files = Yes
	delete veto files = No
	veto files = 
	hide files = 
	veto oplock files = 
	map system = No
	map hidden = No
	map archive = Yes
	mangled names = Yes
	mangled map = 
	browseable = Yes
	blocking locks = Yes
	fake oplocks = No
	locking = Yes
	oplocks = Yes
	level2 oplocks = No
	oplock contention limit = 2
	strict locking = No
	share modes = Yes
	copy = 
	include = 
	preexec = 
	preexec close = No
	postexec = 
	root preexec = 
	root preexec close = No
	root postexec = 
	available = Yes
	volume = 
	fstype = NTFS
	set directory = No
	wide links = Yes
	follow symlinks = Yes
	dont descend = 
	magic script = 
	magic output = 
	delete readonly = No
	dos filetimes = No
	dos filetime resolution = No
	fake directory create times = No

[share]
	comment = for testing only
	path = /export/samba/test
	writeable = Yes
	guest ok = Yes

Is the fact that share (obviously the test share) has a "guest ok = yes" and
the global doesn't relevant?  I can't browse this network and see the Samba
server while I see all the Windows boxes.  But browsing isn't necessary is
it?  If I can resolve the name, I  should be able to map a drive, correct?
BTW, I can see the Win2K box from smbclient.

How does Wins work?  Can I dump a list of the machines that have tried to
register with  Samba via Wins?  Why do some machines try to register (or
successfully register) and others do not?    

Where have I gone wrong?

Thanks and please forgive the ignorance,
Rick