Well, if you're using a logon batch file, and do your mapping of drives there, could you set all the shares to browseable=no in the smb.conf file?Have you tried the "Interface" option in the smb.conf? That's how I keep Samba from broadcasting to the Internet on my Router/FTP server that is running Samba to upload files to the FTP folders from the LAN. I set the line to only look at the Internal IP subnet and things are fine.Yeah, but I need SAMBA to use both interfaces, so they're both added to the interfaces line. This server is acting as the PDC and machines from both networks need to connect to it. I just don't want them browsing the other network's shares.Steve --
- john
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