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Guys, I have configured a reliable connection between my win2k3 and linux and I assigned a shared folder from win2k3 to be accessed from linux. I already test the connection ...
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- 03-10-2008 #1Just Joined!
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Cant share/access the folder from Win2k3 server problem
Guys, I have configured a reliable connection between my win2k3 and linux and I assigned a shared folder from win2k3 to be accessed from linux. I already test the connection by executing a ping command to each other.
Windows settings
here is the IP configuration settings from Windows 2003 server:
http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/f...win2k3set1.jpg
here is shared folder from Windows 2003 server:
http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/f...win2k3set2.jpg
here is the image that proves that Win2k3 server is connected to linux
http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/f...win2k3set3.jpg
here is the IP configuration of Linux Fedora System
http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/f.../linuxset1.jpg
here is the image that proves that Win2k3 server is connected to linux
http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/f.../linuxset2.jpg
here is the main problem


http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/f.../linuxset3.jpg
guys, i dont know what the problem..
- 03-10-2008 #2Linux Guru
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Two points...
1) Pinging an IP doesn't "prove that one machine is connected to another."
2) Is this the NAT network in VMWare? VMWare server reserves .1 and .2 for the host machine and gateway address, respectively. So using the .1 address for a guest VM would not be a good idea.
How does the Linux machine know that "ucserver" should resolve to 150.150.150.1? Did you put that in the hosts file? If not, there is no name resolution for "ucserver." Try using //150.150.150.1/Sharename.
*IF* that still doesn't work, move your Windows 2003 guest (ucserver) to another IP besides .1 or .2
HTH.


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