Mike Box asked:
| I just installed Samba 2.0.7 on a Solaris 2.7 box. I've chosen
| to join an existing NT domain (security = domain).
| Question 1: Am I correct in my understanding that this is the
| preferred configuration to integrate Unix with the existing NT
| domain?
It's a sane one, but a tiny bit leading-edge. It is
definitely the directioon the team is concentrating on,
in preference to security = server, which uses some
backwards-compatability interfaces MS provides for
win9X: Microsoft was trying to phase out Win9x in
favor of NT (Windows 2000), but had to back away from
doing so due to customer demands.
| Question 2: How do I configure Samba so that a few Win98 computers
| may access Samba shares? (Samba shares are accessible from an NT
| userid, but not from a Win98 computer. However, shares from the NT
| server are accessible by the Win98 computer.)
That's probably just a configuration oops: I can
point you to getting started debugging a non-domain
win9x: see
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/samba/chapter/book/ch09_02.html
Work though the fault tree and send the list a note
if you find the problem, or if you get stuck.
--dave
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