Hi
I had the same problem, after I upgraded. It may have nothing to do with your firewall.
Samba 3.0 supports directory services type authentication, and tries to connect on port 445.
Add a port option when you try to connect. This is an fstab entry that I use :
//server/share /home/user/share smbfs credentials=/home/user/.credentials,port=139,gid=500,uid=500 0 0
The "port=139" option had to be added to allow me to connect to the share after upgrading to fedora.
Hope that helps.
Andrew Robinson wrote:
I'm transitioning myself from Red Hat 9 to Fedora Core 1. I had Samba working on RH9 for my home network. I haven't gotten there yet with Fedora. When I try to access the disk shares from Windows 2000, I see the server under the Workgroup in "My Network Places". When I double-click on the server icon, I get an error dialog declaring "\\Orpheus is not accessible. The network path was not found."
I'll start looking for a Samba Howto. In the meantime, I thought I would see if this error message meant anything specific to anyone on the list.
Thanks!
Andrew Robinson
