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I cannot get on to NT network with my linux.

We are trying to set up linux on two PC's in out Windows NT network here, as sort of a test. However, if we try to reach a NT share we cannot get connected. We are using netscape to get to the internet and this works fine so we do have a working conncetion. We just need to be able to open documents, read files, save files on those NT machines. Please help us!
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This test is to determine if Linux and NT can coexist on a network and exchange documents freely
See the Linux networking HOWTO at

http://wkweb3.cableinet.co.uk/linux/LDP/HOWTO/Networking-Overview-HOWTO.html

specifically section 5.2 - File sharing and printing in a Windows Environment.
See the Linux networking HOWTO at

http://wkweb3.cableinet.co.uk/linux/LDP/HOWTO/Networking-Overview-HOWTO.html

specifically section 5.2 - File sharing and printing in a Windows Environment.
I would guess you are trying to use samba.  Here is exactly what I use:

smbmount //pucc_homes/hansendc /home/dave/pucc_home -W pucc_services -U hansendc

The NT workgroup is pucc_services
The NT machine is called pucc_homes
The NT share is called hansendc
I am mounting it in the local /home/dave/pucc_home directory
My username on that server is hansendc

This prompts me for my password and voila!  I have an NT share.  The funny thing about mine is that the original share is from a solaris box.  It is mounted by that NT machine and then I samba mount it from there.  This would all be a lot easier if they allowed me to get at the NFS shares off of the original machine.  
Hope this helps.
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