Bob had responded (again, thanks Bob) with two suggestions. 1. Try connecting with the same user and password as on the unix side. I set up a new W2000 user account with name and password to match. When I click on the Network Neighbourhood, I still get the "Network path not found." described earlier. 2. Add an entry to the W2000 hosts file so that I could ping without having to resort to using the IP quad address. I appreciate taht I can do this, although our network uses DHCP, and I've no idea how to represent that in a hosts file.
I suspect that Samba is configured perfectly, and that my problem is based on basic network connectivity. Would those responding to this thread agree that I should be able to ping the Linux box using it's NetBios name? -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: http://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
