Hi Afshin, Could you please elaborate a bit on the "other symptoms that we've seen with such setup."?
I'm very interested as we have this exact situation. I'd like to know beforehand what problems we can expect further down the road. And do I understand correctly that in a "normal" situation a OpenSolaris CIFS server should be listed in the My Network Places" list from the very moment one starts offering shares? I mean: there is no extra action to be taken in "normal" circumstances like setting parameter somewhere or starting a extra daemon to have it appear in that list. Am I correct? Thanks, Kristof/ On 5/12/08 22:22, "Afshin Salek" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Kristof Van Damme wrote: >> Hi Afshin, >> So currently there is no way to set the NETBIOS domain ourselves? > > No, there is not. > >> >> Is there anything else I could do at this time to get the server listed in >> the master browser's list? We have the option to have this master browser >> server as a linux samba machine or a windows server. >> > > As I mentioned in my previous email, I don't know what the root > cause of your problem is, so I cannot suggest a solution :). It > was your guess that it's because of the setup and I just mentioned > that we have a fix for other symptoms that we've seen with such > setup. > >> As for the fix in snv_105, will this then also be available for OpenSolaris >> (eg by doing a "pkg install SUNWsmbs") >> > > It should but I think it'll take a couple of weeks after gate closure > for it to be publicly available. > > Afshin > >> Kristof/ _______________________________________________ cifs-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/cifs-discuss
