Steve Campbell
2014-May-30 18:10 UTC
[Samba] Maybe not related to Samba - Shares don't show up on desktop
Now that most things seem to be functioning, I'm wondering about something else. On a Netware system, when I view the Microsoft Network, I see the machines that are active on the network. I can open the servers and see any shares on that server. I can then right-click on the share and map to a network drive Currently on our pretend server, I can see the server but cannot open it to see shares on that server. I therefore must know what I want to map a drive to before I map it. Is there any setting that makes the shares show up under the server similar to the way it does on Netware? I think I have all of the permissions set properly for the user on the Windows machine to see the shares. I can map them without any problems. I just can't see them to select them. I have to thank all of you for making this task of Samba AD so clear. It's amazing how the light turns on after a few nudges from informed folk. steve campbell
Rowland Penny
2014-May-30 18:16 UTC
[Samba] Maybe not related to Samba - Shares don't show up on desktop
On 30/05/14 19:10, Steve Campbell wrote:> Now that most things seem to be functioning, I'm wondering about > something else. > > On a Netware system, when I view the Microsoft Network, I see the > machines that are active on the network. I can open the servers and > see any shares on that server. I can then right-click on the share and > map to a network drive > > Currently on our pretend server, I can see the server but cannot open > it to see shares on that server. I therefore must know what I want to > map a drive to before I map it. > > Is there any setting that makes the shares show up under the server > similar to the way it does on Netware? > > I think I have all of the permissions set properly for the user on the > Windows machine to see the shares. I can map them without any > problems. I just can't see them to select them. > > I have to thank all of you for making this task of Samba AD so clear. > It's amazing how the light turns on after a few nudges from informed > folk. > > steve campbell > >Unfortunately there is no network browsing with samba4, if you need this, you will need to set up a member server and store your shares there, this will be visible on the network. If you decide to go down this path, just ask and you will be pointed at the required info. Rowland