Thank
you so much for that little clairification. Show's empathy and
understanding. ;)
I have
30min available today to figure out how to do this. heh
Ok,
great SMBclient is up and running. Mission accomplished.
So I understand I have to figure out how to mount them. Nothing in the SMB
man, maybe man mount. No nothing there. Syntax "mount type
device dir" I've tried "mount ntfs mailserver c$" and
several variotions. There is no example of mounting an NT network
share. Is there a one liner that could help here to get the NT
shares accessable via command line or better yet through the
GUI?
How
about enabling others to telnet and ftp into the linux box. Is there an
easy starting point, or just man telnet?
-Rich
Auriemma
Information Services/Development Engineer/Database
Engineer/Security Manager/Network Babysitter
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Jose M. Sanchez
Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2000 7:58 PM
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Subject: RE: [newbie] Is there a quick an easy t-file for setting up my Linux box on the network?Instead of pouring thru the entire Samba installation and documentation...Try"smbclient -L NTBOX -U USER"where NTBOX is the name of your NT server and USER is the name of the authorized user you have set up on the NT machine.This will produce a list of shares. If you can see them, you're set to go.Then, "man smbclient" to learn how to mount the shares...-JMS-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Rich Auriemma
Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2000 7:02 PM
To: Linux Newbie (E-mail)
Subject: [newbie] Is there a quick an easy t-file for setting up my Linux box on the network?Can anyone direct me towards to the quickest way to figure out how to get my linux box to see my WinNT shares?Same with allowing telnet access into the Linux box?I've got the network card drivers loaded and I can get on the internet through the LAN.. just don't know how to see my NT boxes.I've gotten suggestions like read the man pages. So I found at least a 100 of them.. they have commands like netconf, linuxconf... but there are no descriptions next to the links.Thanks for your help!
