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I am a Samba newbie who has just set up a Samba server running under Fedora Core 3 and a client running under Win 98. When I log in, I get the message: No domain server was available to validate your password. You may not be able to gain access to some network resources. Also, Any attempt to see the network from "Network Neighborhood" or from "Windows

Dear Samba gurus, I have a Fedora 8 linux server, running samba 3.0.28a-0.fc8. I am doing the simplest thing of all - exposing a public read-only share within MS Workgroup environment. My server has a fixed local IP address (192.168.1.200) and it's on the same subnet as the rest of the machines. The server and machines are connected to a 24 port CISCO switch. My problem is that I can

BACKGROUND --------------------- I have a system running Red Hat 7.1 (2.4 kernel) that I've set up on a local subnet to server as a router to the outside world, including the Internet. IP forwarding and NAT work just fine on the TCP/IP level. Outside World [10.11.0.0 network] 10.11.0.1 | |---- 10.11.0.2 Win2K MYGROUP |

Hi! My problem: I have a network with many workgroups and my samba server 3.0alpha21cvs is the only member of one of that workgroups. If I went to the network neighborhood and tried to open the workgroup of my samba server I got an error message saying that the workgroup "mygroup" was not available. So I minimized the settings in the global section of my smb.conf and I was able to

Hi, first of all, my apologies for the very technical and long nature of this message... I still do not give up with the problem I am having about not being able to browse the Network Neighborhood sometimes. My original post to the list was: >I am using Windows 95 dial-up networking to connect to a Samba box (the >Samba box is a PPP server). I am having problems to browse the Network

I now have the deskjet print printing from my Win98 box. Something in the "hpdeskjet" entry was causing the error of "No machine name found" to appear when I tried to print from Win98. I fixed this by deleting the entry and re-creating it. I also specifically added allowed IP addresses instead of using "all" in the config file. I created a generic text printer

Hi All, Due to a hard-disc crash, I have just upgraded from a working Samba setup running in FC2 to a non-functional Samba setup running in FC3. The Windows XP machine has not changed, but won't connect. Samba is fully up2date from the FC3 repositories. smb.conf [global] workgroup = MYGROUP server string = Samba Server hosts deny = ALL hosts allow = 192.168.1.0/24 127.

I know browsing is an old topic, but I've not seemed to find out what is causing my problem. Browsing seems to work from the command line, but not graphically. Complaint: inside of windows, mug does not show up on the browse list, but allows connections. Environment: se-ntserver is a NT Server on domain SE-NTNET 128.143.6.* mug is linux on 128.143.6.* (running samba 2.0.6) vmware

I need to import the mail database generated by the evolution mail reader into dovecot. Evolution stores its mail in maildir format (fully standards compatible, I think); I would be using the maildir format in dovecot. Is there anything in the wiki, etc. explaining exactly how to do this? Why do this? Evolution is hopelessly broken, and is not likely to be fixed in the forseeable future, and

i bought the sams teach yourself Samba in 24 hours, but i still have some questions: I have few machines on network, Linux machine as server and Win98 Client machines... TCP/IP working fine... At first workgroup name = mygroup all 3 machines show up in network neighborhood, but i cannot connect to samba machine... it asks for password, but password for what user? I don't get it... it

Just to be clear about this from the beginning, the lines: workgroup = yanlan local master = yes os level = 65 domain master = yes preferred master = yes All appear in my smb.conf and I am using samba 2.0.3 For some reason I seem to be unable to make the samba server believe that it should ble in the workgroup yanlan, e.g. when I execute "smbclient -L familysys" I get: Added

Hello, I am new on Samba and need to set up Samba server on a Linux server for Windows 95 clients. I installed Samba from RedHat Linux 6.1 CD. My smb.conf has Workgroup = MYGROUP Server String = Samba Server Encrypt passwords = yes Smb passwd file = /etc/smbpasswd After this configuration, I can map drive from Win95 machine using NET USE command. But, I can not see my linux server (or Samba

Server: Linux 2.2.10 samba-2.0.5a-1 (rpm) Client: Win98 inside vmware1.0.2 using hostonly networking. Problem: 'Unable to browse the network' I have worked my way through the tests in DIAGNOSIS.txt, and all tests pass. If I run Test 9 "net use x: \\BIGSERVER\TMP" from a MS-DOS prompt, then I can see my linux /tmp directory in x:. BUT if I just log in to Windows

Hello all, I really hate to just blast out a message right after subscribing to the list, but we're having equipment troubles and getting this new Linux server running just became priority -20. :( Base install is Red Hat Linux 5.1, with all the latest errata patches applied. Platform (for now) is a 90 MHz Pentium, 16MB of RAM, 3Com 3C509 Ethernet card. LAN is 10BaseT, running TCP/IP

The latest upgrade of from samba 3.0.9 to samba 3.0.10 has caused problems on my samba server. On the Windows computers you can no longer see the WINS server ( the RedHat server) in the Network Neighborhood, say server1. The printers that we have added through the network neighborhood no longer work. One has to search for the full name of the server ( server1.xxx.xxx.edu) with the

I am running Red Hat 7.3 and samba 2.2.3a I can see the samba server in network neighborhood however when I try to connect I receive the following error: _ my smb.conf file is as follows: [global] workgroup = POND encrypt passwords = yes security = SHARE [homes] guest OK = yes read only = no path = / [AllFiles] path = / read only = no Testparm yields no errors I have

I'm having some difficulties setting up browsing across networks and domains and was hoping some of you folks out there could help. We have two domains on two physically separate networks, connected via a firewall/router. To my knowledge the firewall system is not set to block anything between the two segments, just to route them. Network 192.168.18.0, CH domain 192.168.18.14 ch1 (rh7.3, CH

Hi folks, I'm trying to access a share on a RedHat 9 server from a Fedora Core 1 workstation. Here is the environment (pretty vanilla), the error I'm getting, and what I've done to try hunt down the problem. Server, 192.168.1.100, has a share of /home/users/herman Workstation, 192.168.1.101, has a mount point of /home/herman/serverdata smb.conf on server has [global] hosts deny =

I am running Red Hat 7.3 and samba 2.2.3a I can see the samba server in network neighborhood however when I try to connect I receive the following error: \\Puddles is not accessible A network error has occurred. You might not have access to some network resources my smb.conf file is as follows: [global] workgroup = POND encrypt passwords = yes security = SHARE [homes] guest OK =

Hi, I'm hoping someone can help me here. I have a linux server with Samba version 2.0.7 trying to talk to a Windows 98 client. I have everything set up, Windows sees the shares and printers I have defined, but as soon as I click on the printer in the server's page from network neighborhood it says "This network printer is currently offline. You can install the printer