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PS: Above settings are also required to allow WIN7 to connect to WIN2000 server or WIN98 shares.
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PS: Above settings are also required to allow WIN7 to connect to WIN2000 server or WIN98 shares.

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I have a situation that I don't quite understand. &nbsp;I have a new Windows 7 64-bit machine, and I am trying to re-connect to several Samba shares that I have defined. &nbsp;These still work fine when accessed from my old XP box.<br />
However, i can only connect to the shares on Ubuntu now. &nbsp;The shares on Red Hat (an older distro, to be sure) do not allow me to connect; I am getting a 'wrong password' error. &nbsp;Apparently, something newer in the Ubuntu box is allowing the connection. &nbsp;How do I update the Red Hat machine (or loosen the Win 7 machine) to get this to work?<br />
Thanks.
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I have a situation that I don't quite understand.  I have a new Windows 7 64-bit machine, and I am trying to re-connect to several Samba shares that I have defined.  These still work fine when accessed from my old XP box.
However, i can only connect to the shares on Ubuntu now.  The shares on Red Hat (an older distro, to be sure) do not allow me to connect; I am getting a 'wrong password' error.  Apparently, something newer in the Ubuntu box is allowing the connection.  How do I update the Red Hat machine (or loosen the Win 7 machine) to get this to work?
Thanks.

Connecting Win 7 x64 to a Samba share on Red Het

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