[Samba] Basic Samba functionality under SuSE 9.2

2005-02-08 Thread Tom Peters
I'm trying to get Samba 3.0.9-2.3 to work under Suse 9.2. This my very 
first Linux install and I'm a little at sea here. There are so many things 
that could be wrong I don't know where to start.

The Windows machine I'm using as a client has TCP/IP, file/printer sharing, 
and Client for MS networks. He can't see the linux machine's (Tolkien) 
shares, but he can ping him.

This might be a name services issue because issuing a net command at the 
windows box to enumerate the shares (I think that's net view) of the form

NET VIEW \\TOLKIEN  results in a timeout and error, but
NET VIEW \\172.20.0.5   results in a correct list of the shares I've 
configured on the box!

C:\WINDOWSnet view \\172.20.0.5
Shared resources at \\172.20.0.5
Samba 3.0.9-2.3-SUSE
Share name  Type   Used as  Comment
---
archive Diskarchived files
(etc)
I know the IP addresses look odd, I won't go into the reasons using a class 
B but that's worked properly for years, so that's not the issue. Layer 2 
connectivity is good.

I'm confused about the firewall on SuSE; it's enabled and maybe it 
shouldn't be. All boxes on this little network are on a switch which goes 
to a router, thence to my DSL modem. I'm not using the SuSE box as a 
gateway, it's just on another switch port like the Windows boxes. The 
firewall has the same interface defined as the inside port and the outside 
port.

But the YAST GUI for configuring Samba has a checkbox for opening all 
appropriate firewall ports, and I did that. I went back to check and it's 
still checked.

For grins, I portscanned tolkien. TCP ports open are: 21, 22, 25, 110, 139, 
445. UDP ports: None.

I tried this:
net use k: \\172.20.0.5\archive
It works! Well, almost. It prompts for username and password, and username 
and pw I use to login at the linux box doesn't work. root with his 
password works.

I need to get some permissions issues ironed out later.
-Tom

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Re: [Samba] Basic Samba functionality under SuSE 9.2

2005-02-08 Thread Misty Stanley-Jones
Top-posting only because it's short.  You need to start nmbd on the Linux box.  
Make sure that it is not a local, domain, or preferred master, and that the 
OS level is low (5 or so).

Misty

On Tuesday 08 February 2005 11:55 am, Tom Peters wrote:
 I'm trying to get Samba 3.0.9-2.3 to work under Suse 9.2. This my very
 first Linux install and I'm a little at sea here. There are so many things
 that could be wrong I don't know where to start.

 The Windows machine I'm using as a client has TCP/IP, file/printer sharing,
 and Client for MS networks. He can't see the linux machine's (Tolkien)
 shares, but he can ping him.

 This might be a name services issue because issuing a net command at the
 windows box to enumerate the shares (I think that's net view) of the form

 NET VIEW \\TOLKIEN  results in a timeout and error, but
 NET VIEW \\172.20.0.5   results in a correct list of the shares I've
 configured on the box!

 C:\WINDOWSnet view \\172.20.0.5
 Shared resources at \\172.20.0.5

 Samba 3.0.9-2.3-SUSE

 Share name  Type   Used as  Comment

 ---
 archive Diskarchived files
 (etc)

 I know the IP addresses look odd, I won't go into the reasons using a class
 B but that's worked properly for years, so that's not the issue. Layer 2
 connectivity is good.

 I'm confused about the firewall on SuSE; it's enabled and maybe it
 shouldn't be. All boxes on this little network are on a switch which goes
 to a router, thence to my DSL modem. I'm not using the SuSE box as a
 gateway, it's just on another switch port like the Windows boxes. The
 firewall has the same interface defined as the inside port and the outside
 port.

 But the YAST GUI for configuring Samba has a checkbox for opening all
 appropriate firewall ports, and I did that. I went back to check and it's
 still checked.

 For grins, I portscanned tolkien. TCP ports open are: 21, 22, 25, 110, 139,
 445. UDP ports: None.

 I tried this:

 net use k: \\172.20.0.5\archive

 It works! Well, almost. It prompts for username and password, and username
 and pw I use to login at the linux box doesn't work. root with his
 password works.

 I need to get some permissions issues ironed out later.

 -Tom




 [Philosophy] Man's loneliness is but his fear of life.  --Eugene O'neil
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 HEY YOU (loud shouting)  WEB ADDRESS http//www.mixweb.com/tpeters
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