In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Michael Marschall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > You might want to post this question to one of the Samba lists. But they > are going to tell you to post your smb.conf. Why don't you do that here > :)
Okay, see attachment. Please remember, this is not a live network it is just experimental as yet. > Also *never* work around a problem perceived to be caused by encryption > by turning encryption off. Couldn't agree more. However, this is a test situation for me to learn only. No users will be on this 6 station mixed platform network. I just wanted to understand the problem more, I wouldn't see it as a solution. If I'm honest and give it my guess, I don't really think the problem is a password one. The reason I say that is because I have a public share with no username or password associated with it. The Acorn machine will connect without a problem, the W98 machines keep insisting they require a password. Clearly they don't and I don't understand. > Especially if it is a registry hack. Windows > used to send passwords all over the network via clear text. You may > think you know all your user and that none of them would do anything > worng, but you never know. You're right of course but as I say, no users, just a learning situation. If I can get all the problems solved (long long way to go yet) then I we should be able to offer management an alternative to Microsoft but not yet. Thanks for your help. Cheers, Bob.
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