[Samba] Port 445 and Network Neighborhood Browsing
Raymond
support at bigriverinfotech.com
Mon Dec 22 05:13:38 GMT 2003
OK, I got Win2K hosts connecting to Samba 3.0 on Fedora 1.0 utilizing
port 445 and utilizing system authentication via PAM. Utilized SWB to
troubleshoot ( a GREAT tool !!! )
Modified the following default smb.conf parms:
encrypted = no
smb ports = 445
Set NetBIOS over TCP to disable and workgroup to MYGROUP on the Win2K
clients (for testing). Win2K clients registry had cleartext passwords
already enabled.
Current problems:
1. Unable to -see- Samba server on Network Neighborhood; can mount share
with net use from Win2K command prompt. Although not mapped on DNS
server, the Samba server has hosts file mappings as does the Win2K
clients. This *should* resolve any DNS issues for testing purposes. But
still unable to see Samba box on Win2K Network Neighborhood. Can
physically create mount from from Network Neighborhood. What gives ???
2. When utilizing SSH and mapping port 445 to localhost 20445 on the
Samba server, authentication fails. Samba has smb ports = 20445,
interfaces = lo and bind interfaces only = yes for this test. A direct
SSH 445 to localhost 445 fails too. Attempted mounting as \\localhost
and mapping the machine name to 127.0.0.1 on the Win2K hosts file, both
to no avail.
Anybody got Samba 3.0 on port 445 successfully tunneling in SSH2 ?
Help please.
Raymond
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