Alexander Dalloz wrote/ha scritto, On/il 25/07/2004 17:50:
Not clear to me what you mean: as my Windows network is called Workgroup I would expect that it should have been declared also in Smb.confAm So, den 25.07.2004 schrieb antonio montagnani um 16:56:
Workgroups are no boundaries, they are just organisation units. Browsing boundaries are subnets or total different nets.
And if I check with Swat I see this declaration but the Smb.conf has no trace of it.Is Workgroup the dafault name of network???
i have to investigate also that Local master options from swat are not correctly transferred to smb.conf (I had to edit by gedit...)
Good suggestion about localhost to be allowed
No idea if I need Wins... ;-)
Depends on your network. Your postings lack this information. If you have just a 192.168.0.0/24 net, then I would switch off WINS.
I have this kind of network........WINS have been switched off
I followed your advice.Iptables is on, I can surf my internal network with no problem at all
Switch off iptables internally if you are not sure by inspecting your rulesets whether they interfere with NMB / SMB.
Did you check your settings on the Windows[tm] hosts? From the errors you posted there is something going wrong with a domain master browser. Do you run a Windows[tm] host as PDC or an AD server? You may use
local master = yes preferred master = yes domain master = yes <-- ONLY if you have no other domain controller running
to let Samba control the browse management.
I didn't check anything on my brand new laptop, I plugged the network cable (windows XP professional running on it) as soon I got home....
And I see the requested shares.
Furthermore It seems that any warning in var/log/messages about Samba disappeared....
Alexander
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Antonio
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