Windows for Worgroups

1997-04-07 Thread MR DAVID C STEIN
What do I need to do to Linux so that I can go to File Manager on a 
Windows for Workgroups network and have it recognize that there is 
another computer on the network to connect to?

I can get the two computers to talk to each other with both under 
Windows for work groups.

I have the ethernet card driver installed for Linux

I believe I loaded support for Windows for Worgroups when I compiled 
the Linux Kernal.

But when I go to access the files on the Linux machine Windows for 
Workgroups doesn't see that there's
another computer (or filesystem) connected to the network.

I tried looking for the Windows for Workgroups Mini How To but 
couldn't find one that excactly addressed WFW and Linux.  

Thanks in advance.


Re: Windows for Worgroups

1997-04-07 Thread Tim Sailer
In your email to me, MR DAVID C STEIN, you wrote:
 
 What do I need to do to Linux so that I can go to File Manager on a 
 Windows for Workgroups network and have it recognize that there is 
 another computer on the network to connect to?
 
 I can get the two computers to talk to each other with both under 
 Windows for work groups.
 
 I have the ethernet card driver installed for Linux
 
 I believe I loaded support for Windows for Worgroups when I compiled 
 the Linux Kernal.
 
 But when I go to access the files on the Linux machine Windows for 
 Workgroups doesn't see that there's
 another computer (or filesystem) connected to the network.
 
 I tried looking for the Windows for Workgroups Mini How To but 
 couldn't find one that excactly addressed WFW and Linux.  

Install the Samba package on your linux box. You also need the
tcpip drivers from MS (they are free) for all this to work.

Tim

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Re: Windows for Worgroups

1997-04-07 Thread Paul Wade

You need samba.

The SMB howto will help. I am setting up a Linux Documentation Project
mirror at http://www.wtop.com/ all the howtos and mini-howtos are already
there.

On Mon, 7 Apr 1997, MR DAVID C STEIN wrote:

 What do I need to do to Linux so that I can go to File Manager on a 
 Windows for Workgroups network and have it recognize that there is 
 another computer on the network to connect to?

Paul Wade - Greenbush Technologies Corporation
http://www.greenbush.com/cds.html
Linux CD's sent worldwide


Re: Windows for Worgroups

1997-04-07 Thread Peter Iannarelli
Paul Wade wrote:
 
 You need samba.
 
 The SMB howto will help. I am setting up a Linux Documentation Project
 mirror at http://www.wtop.com/ all the howtos and mini-howtos are already
 there.
 
 On Mon, 7 Apr 1997, MR DAVID C STEIN wrote:
 
  What do I need to do to Linux so that I can go to File Manager on a
  Windows for Workgroups network and have it recognize that there is
  another computer on the network to connect to?
 
 Paul Wade - Greenbush Technologies Corporation
 http://www.greenbush.com/cds.html
 Linux CD's sent worldwide

I believe you will also have to compile Windows for Workgroups
support into you kernel (Netbios/LanManager)

Regards,

Peter Iannarelli

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