Dear Mr Jasmeet,
I hv done simple Samba config. in Linux.
I hv not done with Solaris. The steps are as
follows.
1. Relevent Samba RPMs to be installed. I hope..
Samba-client, Samba-tools, Samba-common
2. Edit the default Smb.conf file
Remove the comments in the following lines.
encrypt passwd = yes
smb passwd file = ..
case sensitivity related lines
( to disable case sensitivity as Windows
is not case sensitive )
3. Add a user name by doing following
useradd username
smbpasswd -a username
4. Start your smb service
/etc/rc.d/init.d/smb start
5. type 'testparm' in the shell to test the
configuration.
Now u should be able to access from Linux to NT and
reverse.
Yours sincerely,
R Kannan.
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