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please answer asap, thax<br />

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Yes. I believe you need to activate your samba users by doing a <br />
smbpasswd -a username<br />
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This will allow your users access to the Samba Server and all of its resources. Make sure they use the exact same login and password combination when starting Windows 95/98 that you use for your Samba users. <br />
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If you are using your Samba Server as a Wins Server you need to add that info to your TCPIP settings of your Ethernet in the Network config applet found in Control Panel.<br />
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Yes. I believe you need to activate your samba users by doing a
smbpasswd -a username

This will allow your users access to the Samba Server and all of its resources. Make sure they use the exact same login and password combination when starting Windows 95/98 that you use for your Samba users.

If you are using your Samba Server as a Wins Server you need to add that info to your TCPIP settings of your Ethernet in the Network config applet found in Control Panel.





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I have 3 win95 computers, and 1 red hat linux machine. i have samba running on the linux machine, but every time i click on it's name from the network neighborhood on the win95 machines, it asks for a password. could someone tell me what i have to change in my smb.conf to get rid of the password to access my shared stuff (THIS IS NOT A SHARE PASSWORD, It comes up when i click on the computer name from the network neighborhood)<br />
i have tried a few things, so if you want the full 700 points, please give me several different answers IF POSSIBLE.<br />
thanx <br />
ty 
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I have 3 win95 computers, and 1 red hat linux machine. i have samba running on the linux machine, but every time i click on it's name from the network neighborhood on the win95 machines, it asks for a password. could someone tell me what i have to change in my smb.conf to get rid of the password to access my shared stuff (THIS IS NOT A SHARE PASSWORD, It comes up when i click on the computer name from the network neighborhood)
i have tried a few things, so if you want the full 700 points, please give me several different answers IF POSSIBLE.
thanx 
ty 

SAMBA networking

The variety of Linux distributions creates myriad issues relating to configuration and operations when computers are networked, not the least of which is the use of various network management applications, some of which are included with specific distributions, while others are standalone applications.