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Old 02-11-2002, 07:52 AM   #1
RedHat123
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Lightbulb Tip for those of you with Linux +Samba + Win2K trouble


Check that firewall ! I was pulling my hair out trying to get Samba working, when it was working fine all the time. I could see my Linux machine in windows network neighborhood, but when i selected it or tried to use 'net view', i jsut got "network path not found". Then someone mentioned looking at the firewall.

If you have RedHat, take a look at how to use the firewall config tool, otherwise its the ipchains that hold your firewall info. Make a rule that allows specific IP's within your local network to access (via TCP) your linux machine.


One I did that, my shares magically appeared ! I can now share files with my Linux machine. WOO HOO !
 
  


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