samba - Apr 2005 - tunneling a connection to a samba server via vpn

Hello to everyone in the list, i have a IPCop firewall with vpn service 
running and just one roadwarrior (xp sp2 pc), everything is fine, but 
when the remote pc tries to connect (or just view) to the samba file 
server shares there is no accessible. The other clients of the lan are 
all visibles.
Is there any way to view and share the samba file server through the 
ipcop vpn or i need to setup a ssh tunnel..?

Thanks for reading this...

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Javier Cano a ?crit :
> Hello to everyone in the list, i have a IPCop firewall with vpn 
> service running and just one roadwarrior (xp sp2 pc), everything is 
> fine, but when the remote pc tries to connect (or just view) to the 
> samba file server shares there is no accessible. The other clients of 
> the lan are all visibles.
> Is there any way to view and share the samba file server through the 
> ipcop vpn or i need to setup a ssh tunnel..?
>
> Thanks for reading this...
>
Hi,

I may say bullshit, but
I think I had something similar one day, i remember I had to install 
"Client for MS networks" (not sure about the exact words, cause i
don't
have englishes windows) for the network connection who use the vpn.

Hope this helps !

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