hello all, I am trying to use Samba on a Debian box to share Apache log files with a Windows 2003 Server so the Livestats on the Windows box can process statistics. I am having a terrible problem getting the Windows 2003 Server box to mount the Samba share.. I am running samba version 3.0.14a-Debian. The Debian box/Samba server and Windows box are not on the same lan, so I am trying to get them to communicate via eth0 over the internet. I have port 139 open for tcp in iptables on the debian box, and ports 137 & 138 open for udp. I have the wondows box in hosts-allow. I have the windows box in "hosts allow" in smb.conf. I have the correct workgroup in smb.conf and the windows box. If I run from the debian box: smbclient //debian-box-ip/vhosts -Uusername%password I get: WARNING: no network interfaces found Domain=[ADAM] OS=[Unix] Server=[Samba 3.0.14a-Debian] smb: \> I am not sure what the warning message is telling me, but it has to be part of my problem. I have other systems setup where Samba shares on Fedora boxes work fine with Windows 2000 clients, but this Debian/Win2003 problem is driving me nuts. Any help would be greatly appreciated, and I can send any config files needed. Thanks, Murrah Boswell