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Old 10-12-2003, 06:34 PM   #1
tnine9
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Samba via PPP0 device


I have 2 network devices eth1 and ppp0. eth1 is my internal NIC for my LAN, and ppp0 is SBC PPPoE DSL My router and firewall works wonderfully, and I can access the net and the LAN. However, I cannot mount a remove SAMBA share over ppp0, it seems to be trying to mount over eth1 which is the internal NIC. If I run the following command this is the output I receive.

smbmount //offcampus.ics.purdue.edu/tnine /mentor -o username=tnine,password=*******
timeout connecting to 128.210.10.81:139
Error connecting to 128.210.10.81 (Operation already in progress)
8791: Connection to offcampus.ics.purdue.edu failed
SMB connection failed


Does anyone know why this is not working? It is not a firewall issue since I can mount the drive from one of my Windows clients. I'm using shorewall, and I have the same ports open from fw to net as I do loc to net.

Thanks,
Todd
 
  


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