On Friday 08 February 2002 01:36 am, no ads wrote: > I'm trying to access shares on a win2k machine from > gnomba, If you're debugging samba connection problems, I reccommend that you use a command line tool in case it's a problem with the GUI and plus, command line is faster. So, use the commands smbclient and smbmount (or mount -t smbfs).
> but get the following error message: > "GNOME-UI Warning: While connecting to session > manager: Authentication rejected, reason: None of the > authentication protocols specified are supported and > host based authentication failed. > Share: Error returning comment: list: ERRDOS - > ERRnoaccess (Access denied) type:0" My guess here is that you are trying to mount your win2k share without a username and password (this was possible in Win98 but ms has gotten rid of share level security -- don't know why). So you are probably using a form of authentication (such as user level security) that requires a password. > Any help would be great. So do this: smbclient -L<win2k host> This will tell you what shares there are. If it says that you don't have permission to access the share list, type smbclient -L<win2k host> -UAdministrator and then type in your Administrator password when prompted. Now after making sure the share is there (win does weird things), mount it by doing: mount -t smbfs //<win2k host>/<share name> /mnt/<mount point> -o username=Administrator If that works, then unmount it (umount /mnt/<mount point>), then try using gnomba and remember to specify username and password somehow. Or just replace win2k with win98 :) Please write if you need more help. hth, pesarif
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