Hi, It used to be that when I click on the Samba machine in Windows' Network Neighborhood, in addition to all public shares I would also see my home directory. I think Samba took the Windows username given, looked it up in smbusers, and decided which user's home share to show. This doesn't happen any more; now I need to request the share explicitly by typing \\sambaserver\myusername. Is there a way to enable the old behavior? I also noticed that now it takes some effort to give the proper username to Windows when it pops open the dialog asking for a password. Most of the time the username appears as "sambaserver\Guest" and is grayed out. To give it the username I want, I need to go to Map Network Drive and click on "Connect using different user name". Why does Windows insist on logging me in as Guest, and is this a function of something that it gets from Samba? If so, can that be changed? Thanks, Ian