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<DIV><FONT size=2></FONT>When I spent time networking Win98 and Win2K boxes, in
order for the 98's to access a share on the 2K server, the server had to have a
user created for each 98 user, and the username has to be the same as in win98.
This is the same as someone else said on the list, but I think you
misinterpreted what they said when you tried switching to Client for MS
Networks. No matter how you log on, whether it's locally, to a domain, whatever,
you've only got one username, so that username has to be present on the Samba
box in order to gain access. Rather, that is what I think is going on here, from
what I've read. I can't say for sure though, as I have not worked much at all
with Samba. Hope this helps though.</DIV>
<DIV>John<BR><BR>>>> sfertch@real-time.com 09/18/02 11:05PM
>>><BR>From: "Bob Tanner" <tanner@real-time.com><BR><BR><BR>>
Did you try the .reg files in the /usr/share/docs/samba area to turn off<BR>>
encypted passwords?<BR><BR>I'm not seeing these. I did set the option the
the smb.conf file to no<BR>initially, but no change to either encrypted or
not. Also, I've set the<BR>Windows registries to allow plaintext
passwords, still no
luck.<BR><BR><BR>Shawn<BR><BR>_______________________________________________<BR>Twin
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