[Samba] Domain Users Get Login Prompt with Guest grayed out

[Brent Fidler]

We are running Samba v1.2 with Unix  v3.2 kernal 5.0.6

 

I am a complete newbie at Unix/Samba.

 

Samba is not a domain controller

 

PC users (Windows XP Pro SP2) logged into the domain are getting prompted
for a guest password.  When the username prompt pops up, the username is
defaulted to guest and is grayed out.

 

If a person logs into the local machine on a pc instead of logging into the
domain they are able to access samba and browse the shares directly without
getting the login prompt.

 

I need domain users to be able to login without a password and without
getting password prompt.

 

My smb.conf:

 

; Sample Configuration file for smbd.

; 16/04/97 JSB v1.2

;
============================================================================

; For the format of this file and comprehensive descriptions of all the

; configuration option, please refer to the man page for smb.conf(5).

;

;

[global]

  workgroup = SOUTHERNGLOVE; NETSERVER

  ; guest account = root

 

[homes]

   comment = Home Directories

   path = /usr

   browseable = yes

   read only = no

   create mode = 0777

   public = yes

   browseable = yes

 

[tmp]

   comment = Temporary file space

   path = /tmp

   read only = no 

   create mode = 0777

   public = yes

   browseable = yes

; CHANGED FROM YES TO NO!!

; read only so as not to give

; people without an account write access. 

 

 

[mcba]

   comment =  MCBA Accounting file space

   path = /disk2/mcba

   read only = no

   public = yes

   browseable = yes

 

;[gold]

;   comment = ESC Master Dircetory

;   path = /usr/gold

;   create mode = 0777

;   read only = no

;   public = yes

;   writeable = yes

;   browseable = yes

 

[honddata] 

   comment = ESC Data Dircetory

   path = /u/sghond 

   create mode = 0777

   read only = no

   public = yes

   writeable = yes

   browseable = yes

 

[ereports] 

   comment = ESC Data Dircetory

   path = /u/ereports

   create mode = 0777

   read only = no

   public = yes

   writeable = yes

   browseable = yes

 

[reldata]

   comment = Test for Relativity

;  hide files = /u1/gold/*.*

   path = /u/dbms

   read only = yes

   public = yes

   writeable = no

   browseable = yes

 

[jsbfiles]

   comment = JSB Rules and Images

   path = /u/jsb

   read only = no 

   public = yes

   writeable = yes

   browseable = yes

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

Brent