[Samba] How can I login at home and work
Alan Chandler
alan at chandlerfamily.org.uk
Sun Mar 16 10:30:02 GMT 2003
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I have a windows 2000 professional portable, with a user account that logs in
to a domain at work (this account seems to give me administrator priveleges
on the machine, although it is not the adminstrator acccount of the machine).
At home I have a small lan with a linux server running samba (set as workgroup
browse master) and providing file sharing and access to a colour printer. The
server also servers dhcp addresses and provides a gateway out to the
internet. There is also a windows 98 machine on the lan which shares its
printer.
I would like to access these resources from the user account on my portable,
but the workgroup does not seem to appear in my "network places". (although I
do have network access out to the internet).
How can I set up to get access to these resources?
I tried following the howto on making the samba server a domain controller -
and then attempted to join the portable to it (from my user account) but it
failed to recognise any username or password (and I tried combination of
accounts including root etc). I also tried setting "log level" to 10 in
smb.conf - but it didn't give me any information I could understand.
Step by step instructions (to which I can ask questions or give feedback here)
would be nice.
Thanks
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Alan Chandler
alan at chandlerfamily.org.uk
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