William Joehlin
2002-Jan-19 09:53 UTC
Viewing *.hpgl files from a unix Host via a mapped drive on Windows 2000
I am Cad administrator and am interested in Samba but not sure if it will work for my purposes. I have HP-UX server (host) where the Cad (*.hpgl) files reside. Our document control administrator typically would view these files from her windows 95 client (windows Explorer) via NFS Maestro. Since the administrator is bumping the O.S. to Windows 2000 I can not use Hummingbird NFS Maestro unless the department forks up some money. Will Samba work for this objective or ??? Any help to a green Samba prospective is greatly appreciated. Bill J designerbill@yahoo.com wiljoe123@msn.com -------------- next part -------------- HTML attachment scrubbed and removed
Michael Heironimus
2002-Jan-19 10:16 UTC
Viewing *.hpgl files from a unix Host via a mapped drive on Windows 2000
It sounds to me like you have pretty basic needs, you just need to be able to map a directory on the UNIX server as a drive on your PC. Samba can do that quite well, and configuring it should be simple. On Sat, Jan 19, 2002 at 09:56:30AM -0000, William Joehlin wrote:> I have HP-UX server (host) where the Cad (*.hpgl) files reside. Our > document control administrator typically would view these files from > her windows 95 client (windows Explorer) via NFS Maestro. Since the > administrator is bumping the O.S. to Windows 2000 I can not use > Hummingbird NFS Maestro unless the department forks up some money. > Will Samba work for this objective or ???-- That feeling just came over me. -- Albert DeSalvo, the "Boston Strangler"