AIX 5.1 / SAMBA 2.2.5
SAMBA server is a host server only (no PDC / WINS etc) in a 2000 AD domain. All
shares can be accessed / authenticated correctly when mapped or called.
But when a client browses MicroSoft Network Neighborhood the server does not
show up. It does show up in Active Directory. We've still got users that
cannot get away from Network Brotherhood usage.
Kirk Shimek Information Systems
Systems Engineer - UNIX Administrator
TRW Automotive
507-457-3750 ext.8241
kirk.shimek@trw.com
WINONA MN
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<DIV>SAMBA server is a host server only (no PDC / WINS etc) in a 2000 AD
domain. All shares can be accessed / authenticated correctly when
mapped
or called.</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>But when a client browses MicroSoft Network Neighborhood the server
does
not show up. It does show up in Active Directory. We've
still got
users that cannot get away from Network Brotherhood usage.</DIV>
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<DIV><BR>Kirk Shimek Information Systems<BR>Systems Engineer -
UNIX
Administrator<BR>TRW Automotive<BR>507-457-3750
ext.8241<BR><A
href="mailto:kirk.shimek@trw.com">kirk.shimek@trw.com</A><BR>WINONA
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