Displaying 6 results from an estimated 6 matches for "ausinfo".
1999 May 09
1
Problem mapping drive names on Win95
Hi,
in my Office, I'm trying to replace a Novell-server by a Linux-server.
On the Novell-server, there is the SYS: volume. On this volume
is a directory named DriveT. I did a map on it, so this SYS:DriveT was
used as T: . If you link Excel sheets, which are stored on T:,
to Word documents, Word unfortunately saves the UNC path,
which is \\SERVER1\SYS\DRIVET instead of T:
On my new Samba
1998 Nov 23
6
Small linux print server
This is a bit off topic, however it's related to a samba based network...
I've got a small network (10 users) running samba on a Linux box with a HP
network printer. This is working so well, that the only network problems
that I have are with printers other printers "shared" by Win 95. Therefore:
I was planning to turn an old 486 with an 80M HDD into a print server,
however the
1998 Oct 07
5
Server disappears from Network Neighborhood
>From time to time someone will comment in this list that their Samba
server has disappeared from the list of hosts in Network Neighborhood.
Browsing the list archive has yet to turn up any good explanation of this
phenomenon.
I think I have a clue. This morning my server disappeared again. When I
checked the process list on the server I noticed that nmbd had been
swapped out to disk. The
1999 May 11
2
Unsubsribe
...RE: netbios server failing
> by Timothy Demarest <demarest@arraycomm.com>
> 3) Samba 2 on Solaris 7 MAJOR performance problems.
> by "Hight, Steve - SBS" <shight@chw.edu>
> 4) Problem mapping drive names on Win95
> by "Dr Hugh Nelson" <hugh.nelson@ausinfo.com.au>
> 5) Re: Performance (?) problem with Samba and NT
> by "Brian Ginter" <brg@southern-air.com>
> 6) Samba Performance - Slow writes to 95 - Slow "puts" - etc.
> by Steve Arntzen <sjarntzen@esi-il.com>
> 7) Re: Performance (?) problem with...
1998 Sep 29
1
samba on linux seems slower than win95 as server
hi folks,
we had a nice old compaq Prosignia300 server - Pentium75 but nice
architecture. It won't serve as a workstation but from what I read
of linux and samba it should have done very well as a server on our
win95 network.
However, after setting all the win95 boxes up with tcp/ip to see the
samba server, and copying all our medical databases across, we found
that the response time