Hello,
I have a Red Hat 6.0 Linux server running Samba 2.0 (that came with the
Red Hat distribution) and I am having problems connecting to this server
from Windows 95 PCs.
When I try to connect to the server through 'Network Neighbourhood',
after I have entered my password at the $IPC prompt I see the following
error message:
"Servername is not available. No permission to access resource". I
am
able to connect to the Linux server from a DOS window using "net use g:
\\server\share" and then typing my password when prompted.
The Windows 95 PCs have a mixture of original and 'OEM' (Rev B) versions
of Windows 95 installed. The smb.conf file is very simple - it was made
using SWAT - and I am using user level security.
I have searched the Samba mailing list archives and can find only one
fix for this problem - to turn off file and printer sharing. None of
the PCs that I am working with have file and printer sharing installed.
Is anyone able to help?
Thank you in advance,
Troy.
