RE: SAMBA
Hi Listies:
And to add to this question, can you use SAMBA to access windows on a
different partition of the same HD from the drive?
TIA
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~-----Original Message-----
~From: Paulo Lopes [mailto:pmml@netvita.pt]
~Sent: Wednesday, November 20, 2002 7:39 AM
~To: debian-laptop@lists.debian.org
~Subject: SAMBA resolv configuration
~
~
~Hi,
~
~I've a woody laptop system and i change alot from network to
~network at
~my job. Usually all the networks i join are windows machines networks
~using smb protocol to communicate. I wanted to know if there's any way
~to resolv the windows domain names under linux?
~
~example:
~on the current network there's a machine called shadow, under
~windows i
~can do ping shadow and it will anwser back. On linux i've to make
~something like: smbclient -L shadow, look for the ip in the
~anwser then
~ping <IP>, because ping shadow returns :unknown host shadow.
~
~probably that's a smb configuration that i've missed, but i'm new to
~linux :-)
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