Re: Samba. hate windoze..

Kevin K. Sochacki (kksocha@erenj.com)
Fri, 01 Aug 1997 11:20:45 -0400

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Fyodor Yarochkin wrote:

> osh.. i am totatly confused:(
> My Box sees Windoze just fine.. this was one of things i tried,
> which, i
> thought, if my samba glitches, should not work,..
> BlackStar~#nmblookup AMD-120
> Added interface ip=194.135.207.21 bcast=194.135.207.255
> nmask=255.255.255.0
> Sending queries to 194.135.207.255
> 194.135.207.16 AMD-120
>
> you see it found the remote Machine, and found its real IP (16) but
> why
> That Box can't see me? Are there any windoze Gurus over here, who can
> consult
> me? what protocol should i use .. and what steps should i pass tho to
>
> find my Box? uuhhggzz... won't ever use Windoze.. while it seems so
> easy,
> some parts are damn so confusing, :((

If you didn't set workgroup name in smb.conf I believe it defaults to
workgroup.
In smb.conf under the [global] section add the following:
workgroup = workgroup_name

if you did set the workgroup name then try this.
In smb.conf under the [global] section try adding the following:

remote announce = 194.135.207.255

You should check out the Samba web site
http://lake.canberra.edu.au/pub/samba/
The man page and FAQs are online.

Also they have their own mailing list and news that you can subscribe
too. You question will server you much more on these list.

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