[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Matthew,
Thanks for the response. What I'm trying to do is fairly similar to this,
> but not exactly the same thing. I need something like:
On Windows machine ABC:
\\net use X: \\servername\sharename /user:domainname\username
On Windows machine XYZ:
\\net use X: \\servername\sharename /user:otherdomainname\username
I.e. I was hoping that the same Samba server, could "service" multiple
> Windows workgroups. I think you've answered my question already, i.e.
> that this is not possible, and we would need a 2nd Samba server to service
> the user accounts on the 2nd windows workgroup. Is this the case?
One doesn't need to be in the same workgroup, but one needs to use
the same name & password. Usually this means the same logon username
and password in the different workgroups/domains or browsing network
neiborhood won't work.
The older win98 allowed a different password but not username.
Win2000 allows the /user:domainname\username as does XP
I hadn't exercised that option, but I just connected from a win2000
in an AD domain A to a samba machine in AD domain B using a different
username. The format /user:nt.domain.com\user worked but the format
/user:domainworkgroup\user didn't, probably because my machine in
domain A can't resolve netbios names for domain B but DNS is available
to all.
Regards, Doug
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