Re: Samba Q:
From: Oddbjørn Hansen (oddbjornNOSPAMhansen_at_yahoo.no)
Date: 01/25/04
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Date: Sun, 25 Jan 2004 12:43:53 +0100
me wrote:
> Should I be able to "see" a W2K box from my Linux (SuSE 9) machine?
> Samba seems to be happily allowing the W2K box to see linux files after
> I finally read the info at Samba's website.
> Just wondering if the reverse is supported.
> I tried reading between the lines of the documentation, but all I can
> see are little red, green & blue dots.
>
> Jim Adamthwaite.
Yes, the reverse is supported. Run 'smbclient -L linuxboxname' or
'smbclient -L w2kboxname' on the command prompt to check. The latter only
works if the w2k box has filesharing installes ("server" service).
-- Oddbjørn
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