Krikket wrote:
I'm trying to network two Fedora boxes and one W2K machine.
I figure running Samba is the answer -- run it on the server, and then a client on the desktop, and let the Windows box deal with it however it deals with it.
I can configure the Samba server easy enough. I'll just be damned if I can figure out how to configure the Samba *client* on teh fedora desktop machine.
I'm sure that this has been documented to the ends of the earth, but I'll be damned if I can find it. I've checked the samba home page, the documentation that came with it, and even did a bunch of googling. Somehow I've managed to completely fail in finding any.
If you have a clue as to how to do this, please pass along a pointer...
Embarassed,
Krikket
I usually do the following..
cd /mnt mkdir smb mount -t smbfs -o username=myname //servername/sharename smb cd smb ls (here I should see all the files and dirs from the smb server)
Hope that helps..
