samba - May 2002 - the account is not authorized to log in from this station.

Hi Samba team,

I've try to acces to my new samba server since 2 day but it always send me
this error message "the account is not authorized to log in from this
station."

I have configured samba myself but it seem to have some configuration problem. 
I have win2000 pro and when I try to access Samba server by clicking on the
"my network place" "samba server" (note that I see it), it
give me the error message.  If I do the "net view \\samba", it sent me
"acces denied".

Can you help me please?
thx a lot
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You are running samba in unencrypted mode. You need to add a registry
key to your client (EnablePlainPasswd). This key allows a windows 98 or
later to connect to a fileserver in unencrypted mode. You can find the
registry keys in the source tar.

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	Van: Francois Dumaresq 
	Verzonden: vr 3/05/2002 20:39 
	Aan: samba@samba.org 
	CC: 
	Onderwerp: [Samba] the account is not authorized to log in from
this station.
	
	
	Hi Samba team,
	 
	I've try to acces to my new samba server since 2 day but it
always send me this error message "the account is not authorized to log
in from this station."
	 
	I have configured samba myself but it seem to have some
configuration problem.  I have win2000 pro and when I try to access
Samba server by clicking on the "my network place" "samba
server" (note
that I see it), it give me the error message.  If I do the "net view
\\samba", it sent me "acces denied".
	 
	Can you help me please?
	thx a lot

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On Sat, May 04, 2002 at 10:39:42AM +0200, Dirk ALLAERT
wrote:
> You are running samba in unencrypted mode. You need to add a registry
> key to your client (EnablePlainPasswd). This key allows a windows 98 or
> later to connect to a fileserver in unencrypted mode. You can find the
> registry keys in the source tar.
It is much better to setup encrypted passwords on the samba side, both
for security and for maximum client compatibility.  Many parts of samba's
Domain control functionality rely on encrypted passwords.

Andrew Bartlett