O.K,
try this,
run ""smbclient -L HOSTNAME -Uusername%password" on your linux server,
where, HOSTNAME = a PC on the school LAN with somthing shared.
username%password is your login on details for the school LAN
You should get a list of shares on that host, the browse list, (available
hosts)
and at the end the workgroup and the name of the master browser.
find out the ip address of the master browser.
on your PC ping the master browser.
rename your lmhosts file, and make a new one that contains
#host ipaddr option
masterbrowsername xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx #PRE
run nbtstat -R (reloads cache)
run "net view \\ masterbrowsername."
you should get a list of the shares, there is no reason why not :)
That said, you can tell me the error..!
Have fun,
John Rogers
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Gustavo White [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, 14 April 2000 12:12
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: Seeing 1 network from another
>
>
> >Just to be clear on the routeing, (point1) from a pc on the
> >schools LAN you can ping your PC, and from your PC you can
> >ping a pc on the schools LAN ?
> Yes I am able to ping to the school lan and the linux
> server's two nic's from my win98 client. I am also able to
> ping both sides of the network with my linux server.
>
> Gustavo White
>
>
>
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