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i have three computers networked together, let's call them A (SuSE 9.2 with Samba server configured), B (XP) and C (XP).
B and C can see each other and share ...
- 06-23-2005 #1
Samba issues
i have three computers networked together, let's call them A (SuSE 9.2 with Samba server configured), B (XP) and C (XP).
B and C can see each other and share files.
C can see A, can access shared directories and vice versa.
From A, when clicking on the 'Browse Network->Windows Network' icon i get a "No Network found error" but can mount drives from B and C.
B can see A in its Workgroup but cannot access any of the shares.
i've tried every tutorial i can find and can't get this to work. i can't figure out why one XP machine can access the Samba share but another can't.
Ideas?
NB. Oddly when running a SuSE 9.2 Live CD the above 'Windows Network' error doesn't occur.Registered Linux User #379728
SuSE 10.3 :: Athlon XP 3000+ :: AsRock K7VT4A Pro :: Nvidia Geforce 6600GT :: C-Media 8738
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- 06-23-2005 #2
Can you ping B at all from A?
Also have yu tried smb://ip.of.windows.C in konquerer to see how far you get?
- 06-23-2005 #3Yeah, there're pings-a-go-go. i'm not at my machine but i'm pretty sure the the smb:// idea gives a 'Service Name Unavailable' error.
Originally Posted by dylunio Registered Linux User #379728
SuSE 10.3 :: Athlon XP 3000+ :: AsRock K7VT4A Pro :: Nvidia Geforce 6600GT :: C-Media 8738
www.psypherpunk.org.uk
- 06-23-2005 #4
i stand corrected. i can both ping the XP machines and smb:// displays their shares
Registered Linux User #379728
SuSE 10.3 :: Athlon XP 3000+ :: AsRock K7VT4A Pro :: Nvidia Geforce 6600GT :: C-Media 8738
www.psypherpunk.org.uk
- 06-23-2005 #5
Couldn't you just make an icon on the desktop linking to the url smb://ip.of.B ? I know this isn't the way w\you want it - you wan to be able to go via 'Browse Network->Windows Network', and I'm nos sure what is wrong with that? waybe some weird firewall setting on B? By linking B on the desktop you have basicly the same thing I think.


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