Re: SMB & Windows 2003 server
From: Scott Lowe (slowe-NOSPAM_at_NOSPAM-mercurionsystems.com)
Date: 09/15/04
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Date: Wed, 15 Sep 2004 15:08:24 -0400
On 2004-09-15 11:10:03 -0400, Yann KERNIN <ykernin@cmseddyscan.com> said:
> After running SMBfsys, adding an user, mount_smb fails with the error
> message "permission denied".
> The user is registered on the Windows 2003 server, the shared directory
> got the "total control" for the user.
> If anybody have an idea...
> Note that the client is a QNX4.25 machine
> Bye
You might check the Windows Server 2003 security settings to ensure
that its allows downlevel/compatible connections. One setting that
typically throws things off with a Samba client (happens on Mac OS X,
for example) is the "Always digitally sign" setting. This is done in
the Local Security Policy console (or, if in an Active Directory
domain, in Group Policy).
Just a thought. HTH.
-- Scott Lowe Mercurion Systems, Inc.
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