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Folks,
I have a Windoze network with a Samba server.
The Windoze network is composed of 98 and ME. The Workgroup name is
Oteima.
On the 98 systems, there's one listing for Oteima and all systems show up
in it.
On the ME systems, there's two listings for Oteima (yes, two Oteima
workgroups).
- From the Samba server, I can use nmblookup and see _all_ the systems.
Using smbclient, however, I can only connect to systems in one of the
Oteima workgoups but not the other (10 in one, three in the other, the 3 I
can connect to are mixed 98 and ME).
Damndest thing I ever saw. Problem is, the one system the Samba server
_needs_ to talk to is in the other Oteima group. (God, I hate Windoze).
Any suggestions (besides scrap Windoze?) ?
TIA,
David A. Bandel
- --
Focus on the dream, not the competition.
-- Nemesis Racing Team motto
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