Win2k and Samba(linux)

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I can not access my linux-server running samba directly, I can log in but get an RPC-error, but when I try \\server\share

I can access it, I don't get it, you?

 

Thnxs

 

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[s p i n a l 0]

Did you enable Samba to support encrypted passwords?

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Jep I did that:

read I can access the server but not directly only by entering a sharename ie:

\\server\share

grtz

 

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[ADX 0]

All I can say is it works fine here.

 

I'm using samba on 3 machines all running Red Hat 6.1 and samba-2.0.5a. Samba is setup to authenticate through an NT domain.

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ADX:

I got NT running !! it's win2k, that's something else...

 

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[Awaxx 0]

I've the same prob : I can't access my SaMBa sharing.

But my SaMBa does not support encrypted pwd. Under Win98 with EnablePlainTextPassword, I was able to access it but with the same trick, it still does not work (btw, the DWORD isn't the same under Win2k).

 

Anyway, I can't access my SaMBa. I'll be interested with the answer.

 

 

Awx

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I can connect using W2K no problem. I said NT because samba authenticates the user via the NT domain. I don't do share level or user level authentication (user level is probably what you're using)

 

There is a .reg file for W2K in the 2.0.5a distribution of samba. I haven't used it though. Here's it's contents:

 

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\LanmanWorkStation\Parameters]

"EnablePlainTextPassword"=dword:00000001