samba - Nov 1999 - Windows 2000 Beta 3 and Samba

Hello,
 I'm trying to mount my shares (setup in Samba) in Windows 2000 Beta 3. In
Windows 98, all was well, but, now in Windows 2000, I can get to the
directory that is shared, but I can't map the drive because it requires a
password. I suppose I am asking if anyone knows how to turn off the encryted
password in Windows 2000 (encryption is not important to me as this is
within a private network behind a firewall).

Thanks,
 Mark Peoples - Mark.Peoples@asu.edu

is this not in the FAQ yet?

In 2k (RC1,2 & 3(?))

Control Panel -> Admin tools -> Local Security Policy
Select Local Policies - Security Options
"Send Unencrypted Passwords to third party SMB servers" -> Enabled

Was broken in B3 RC1 (not sure about B3) and then you have to manually
edit the registry,
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\LanManWorkStation\Parameters
"enableplaintextpassword" = 1 (DWord)

/James

Mark Peoples wrote:
> 
> Hello,
>  I'm trying to mount my shares (setup in Samba) in Windows 2000 Beta 3.
In
> Windows 98, all was well, but, now in Windows 2000, I can get to the
> directory that is shared, but I can't map the drive because it requires
a
> password. I suppose I am asking if anyone knows how to turn off the
encryted
> password in Windows 2000 (encryption is not important to me as this is
> within a private network behind a firewall).
> 
> Thanks,
>  Mark Peoples - Mark.Peoples@asu.edu
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