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Re: SAMBA
Hi,
Have you tried putting an lmhosts file on the one client? There is an
lmhosts.sam file that you can rename to just plain lmhosts, and then edit
to map the ip to the server name. Sometimes this has helped me...
ON the downside, our unix samba servers are often not imediately visible
to some of the versions of windows.
eks
On Tue, 25 Jul 2000, Lee Helpingstine wrote:
> Yesterday I delivered a SAMBA server to one of our customers and all but
> one of his machines were able to access it. It was like the server didn't
> exist to this one machine running win95. I could ping the server from it,
> or access one of the other client's shares, but the server does not show
> up at all. 'net view \\WORKGROUP' gave everything but the Samba server.
> Anybody have any idea how to fix this?
>
> Lee
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