Quoting Andrew Bartlett [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Why can't it work? I've seen this discussed a number of times, but
never really been told why it doesn't work. That $ is there for
exactly that reason you know - to make them different.
Er, not exactly. If I remember correctly, the $ in the
On Fri, 2003-02-07 at 07:54, Bryan J. Smith wrote:
Quoting Andrew Bartlett [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Why can't it work? I've seen this discussed a number of times, but
never really been told why it doesn't work. That $ is there for
exactly that reason you know - to make them different.
Quoting Andrew Bartlett [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
These are different. The $ termination is a NT suffix, that NT adds
to it's machine accounts. The netbios issues are separate. (And as any
user may add a netbios name to the network, Samba really isn't in a
position to prevent this from
On Thu, 2003-02-06 at 17:28, Richard Sharpe wrote:
When a workstation boots, it registers its workstation name as a NetBIOS
name. Indeed, it registers several types of NetBIOS names, including a
00 name, a 03 name and, if you have enabled sharing, a 20 name.
When a user tries to log on,
