Network Servers access to samba and windows servers

From: Scot L. Harris (webid_at_cfl.rr.com)
Date: 09/03/04

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    In a recent thread there were a few of us that were experiencing
    problems accessing windows and samba servers via the Network Servers
    item in the main menu under FC2.

    I believed this to be a problem with Nautilus since the same
    configuration for samba worked fine under FC1. There appeared to be
    some improvement after modifying some of the samba configuration
    options.

    The recent update to samba however appears to have changed the behavior
    significantly and possibly improved the results. When the network
    servers item is selected the window now not only contains the Windows
    Network icon but it also includes each of the servers on the network.
    Selecting the Windows Network item displays the same set of servers as
    in the main window.

    There still appears to be some issue with iptables and the Network
    Servers item. With iptables disabled it appears to work. As soon as
    iptables is enabled however even with 137,138,139, and 445.

    It is interesting that the new version of samba changed the results
    significantly.

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