similar to: Windows 2000 and encrypted passwords

Does anyone Know the procedure for Windows 2000 workstation, in order to not encrypt passwords. What I needed is something similar to the transcription I make below that works for windows nt4 and 98. Thank's Emanuel Duarte (Portugal) ********************************** This should take care of the "clear text password" problemsyou've encountered: For Win 98 (To enable

I cannot seem to find the plain password patch for the registry for NT4 or 2000. Is there one patch that works for both? Can you point me to where I can download the patch? Matt Lester AISG Government Systems Network/System's Engineer (407) 581-2929 ext. 218

Hallo Liste Derzeit mache ich meine ersten Gehversuche mit Linux (SuSE). Bis jetzt habe ich in einem kleinen Netzwerk f?r meine Tauchschule vier Rechner betreut. Einer davon war WinNT-4.0 Server und Arbeitsplatz zugleich. Nachdem ich nicht mehr bereit bin, mich mit dem w?chentlichen "blue screen" und dem monatlichen Neuinstallieren von NT abzufinden, bin ich derzeit beim Umsteigen auf

Some of my users have to type in their password when their shares are mounted, or when they want to print. Some of them simply login at boot time and are covered for the entire session. The version I am running is Version 1.9.18p8. The OS I am using is Solaris 2.6, on a Sun Ultra. Here is the info that I think is relevant: >From smb.conf: [argus] comment = Art's Group Share path

I'm writing because I had a problem with Samba, while installing it on some of our computers with Windows 98 (beta 3). We have an internal network not accessible from the outside, in which we use the sending in the clear (I.E. not encrypted) of the access passwords to Samba running on a Sun machine with Unix Solaris OS. We use unencrypted passwords because Windows 95 doesn't support

If there a way to may samba "handle" files like ftp does during ascii transfers. Changing the ^m to unix end of line markers

Problem: -------- On the client mascines I get the msg: "The account is not authorized to log in from this station." This has bugged me for days now, so I am posting this sloution around varius places on the net... Analysis: --------- from a round of analysis by Jamz Boman B.Sc (Jamz@Boman.com), Toby Corkindale (tjcorkin@steadycom.com.au) Andreja Zivkovic (zivkotech@ozemail.com.au) at

Hello, I'd be very grateful if anyone could share their ideas on this problem. The situation is this: I have a Solaris 8 machine running Samba 2.2.1a. The global configuration has "security = USER" and originally had "encrypt passwords = NO". I was able to map drives to shares on this machine from my WinNT 4 SP 5 workstation when I set the registry key advised by the

Hello, I'm a new subscriber and hope I don't break any rules. We have just bought some new PC's pre-installed with Windows 2000. On our previous installations (NT and 95/98) we applied the EnablePlainTextPassword registry patch to allow our PCs to communicate with our Unix server and other systems - no problem. Is there a similar patch for Windows 2000? We can't communicate,

Dear all, I recently upgraded to Samba 2.0.3 and read the doc files about NT machines because I cannot connect to the Samba server. In the WinNT.txt file there is the following proposal: [ --- Start of pasted text --- ] The following registry entry change will re-enable clear text password handling: Run regedt32.exe and locate the hive key entry:

I have set up samba (samba-1.9.16p11-3rh) on a linux (x86) machine ... Have managed to set it up so i can connect with smbclient to the directories ... and to conenct to the NT filestructure .. But when i try to connect from NT i get "\\host is not accessible The account is not authorizedto login from this station" I have added the IP to the hosts.allow file And as i said ... i can

I have a few DOS and Win95 PC's connecting to our Linux 2.0.33 server running Samba v1.9.18p3. This weekend, I am installing a WinNT workstation on the LAN. I can't for the life of me connect the NT station to any of the SAMBA services. It keeps telling me I have the wrong username/password. My setup: Windows NT Workstation SP3 (with the registry set to disable encrypted passwords).

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Hi Group, What is the indication on my samba server if it is successfully added to a native mode active directory environment? Thanks, Gerald __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Protect your identity with Yahoo! Mail AddressGuard http://antispam.yahoo.com/whatsnewfree

We are using SAMBA 2.2.4 to support a large community of Windows users. The latest deployment of PC's come with Windows XP, and we need to disable Password Encryption on those to use SAMBA. We need help in locating the "EnablePlainTextPassword" key. Thanks in advance Jaime A Cifuentes

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Installed v205 for Solaris8, and successfully exec'd tests 1-7 -- but failed 8-10 -- in //doc/docs/textdocs/DIAGNOSIS.txt. Errors... TEST 8 "System error 5 has occured. Access is denied." TESTS 9 & 10 "The account is not authorized to log in from this station." I recall from a previous life that the solution is to modify a registry key (EnablePlainTextPassword or

I have an old Samba network that uses unencrypted passwords. At the time, the posts were running win95. These days they are running win98 for the most part, but introducing new machines onto the network means fiddling with the EnablePlainTextPassword registry key. So currently, all the machines use plain-text passwords. I want to modify them all to use encrypted passwords. Naturally, I want to do

I have a question about Win98 and Samba. Is there a registry fix similar to the WinNT plaintext passwd that needs to be performed? Win95, and WinNT can see Linux via Netbios, but the same machine, running Win98 cannot see the Linux box. I am running the most current version of Samba. The WinNT box can see the 98 machine fine. Does anyone have any experience with this? Please let me know if

Has anyone ever setup a pair of fileservers running Samba such that each server can takeover the other server's functionality and identity? It seems to me that a Samba HA setup would be very similar to a virtual server Samba setup. In other words, use the 'include' directive in conjunction with the %L variable to make each smbd process act as the server named by the client. So far so