I have not seen or found any GUI equivilent, but then I do live under a
rockb.
1) smbclient -L hostname will display available machines.
(hostname = any host or ip)
2)smbclient //servername/sharename will open an ftp like command prompt.
(the above //bit is not underlined, i just cant make this silly
MS outlook not do it.) :)
Have fun,
John Rogers
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-----Original Message-----
From: Ram Kumar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, 3 May 2000 2:24
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: simulating networkneighbourhood in linux
hi,
in my office we have abt 300 machines running W95/NT and about 6 machines
running linux. now i wanted to see the 95 machines from my linuxbox. all
along i have been using 'smbmount' and make use of the 95 share.
1. how do i simulate some thing like the network neighbourhood of W95 in
linux?
2. how do i access a linux share in windows 95?
Thanks in advance
Ram Kumar
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