samba - Sep 2004 - Puzzle -- More Logon/Login from Windows XP

In a message dated 9/30/2004 9:41:44 AM Eastern Daylight Time, AndyLiebman 
writes:
>In a message dated 9/30/2004 1:55:16 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
jon@sutinen.com 
> writes:
> Long answer: a limitation of Windows is that when you connect via SMB to 
>
> a remote server, all connections to that server must use the same 
> credentials. If you are connected to \\sambaserver\datafiles as the user 
> *nigel* and wish to connect to \\sambaserver\frederick (which is 
> accessible only to the user *frederick*), the Windows workstation 
> attempts to connect as *nigel*. In order to connect as *frederick* you 
> must break all connections to that server. Simply put, you cannot make 
> two connections to a server from one workstation with two different sets 
> of credentials.
I think I solved the problem. By setting the "Public Share only available
to
members of the Workgroup" as "not readable by guests," Windows
will now prompt
me for a username and password when I click on the share. 

The curious thing is, Windows still doesn't ask me for a username and 
password when I click on the "Samba Server". It shows me the
"Public Share" and I
have to click on that to get the prompt. That's different behavior than when
I
click on another Windows XP workstation. I don't see any shares until
I'm
authenticated. 

The other curious thing is, before I made the share "not readable by
guests",
I wasn't prompted for the password, but as a guest I couldn't open the
folder
anyway. I would get the "Not authorized to access this resource"
message.

Is there a problem with "map to guest = bad user" in global settings? 

BTW, I'm using Samba 3.0.2a, I believe. Came with Mandrake 10 Official. 

Andy Liebman