samba - Mar 2000 - ppp and Samba

I'm setting up a dialin server using our Linux server which runs Samba
and authenticates against Windows 95 and NT 4 Workstation clients.  I
need to set it up to run the login script and map the Samba shares
across the dialin connection as most of the remote users don't know ftp
and telnet.  At present, logging in with NT brings up the following
message:

NetBEUI CP reported error 733: The PPP control protocol
for this network protocol is not available on the server.

Windows 95 logs on no problem.  I also need to enable clients to see and
be seen on the network.  Where should I run Samba login from?  Any ideas
anyone?

Thanks in advance

Matt Halliday
ps.  This is going out on the ppp list as well - so sorry if you get
this twice!

Greetings

I ran this question several months ago and didn't really get anywhere
with it, and so let it go for a while as other things were pressing.
  Now I have a bit of breathing space, I'm back on it again.

We've got a PPP dial-in setup, with server asaigned IP addresses and PAP
authentication.  We have an HP LH3 NetServer with RedHat 6.1 and Samba. 
We run 60-odd Windows 95 clients against it, and they log on using a
rather nice logon script that maps drives depending on UID and GID.  
But when we dial in I also need the logon script to run and map the 
Samba shares ro the remote PC/ laptop.  Trouble is, It doesn't. 
TCP/IP connections are fine - I can telnet onto the server and
I can also access the intranet and e-mail from home.  But I can't get to 
my files unless I use ftp.  I've got NetBEUI and TCP/IP running on my
home 
PC, do I need a script to run on the client?  If so, what do I need in
it?

Can anyone help?

Thanks

Matt.