Primary system means Day to day computer. As this is a home network I do not have a primary or secondary domain controller. I may decide to install one latter as I add systems, but since I normally don't have on any more then three at a time I view it as unnecassary. Yast client is started and lisa daemon is started. When you click on the Local Network icon, you are supposed to see your systems, correct? I have been running Suse 9.0 for my main desktop for the last two years, and after the hardest part (setting up my printer), haven't really had to configure much as it has just worked for me. The only reason I still have Windows is for games and the new one I am waiting for I doubt Microsoft will release for Linux. Thanks again
On Tuesday 19 October 2004 20:50, lerninlinux@comcast.net wrote:
My Primary system has a failing mech. So I took a donated system and another hard drive I had for backup and assembled it to be a Samba server, to back up my stuff to (manually) and use it as a file server. You do not say what the primary machine is running and whether it is a domain controller or not, but by using the word "Primary" I assume it is a domain controller.
Be aware that Samba cannot act as a backup domain controller to a windows domain controller. At least, that was last I checked, someone pleas let is know if that's changed.
As for browsing the net, run the samba-client module in Yast, and make sure the lisa daemon is started: /etc/init.d/lisa start
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On Wednesday 20 October 2004 16:08, lerninlinux@comcast.net wrote:
When you click on the Local Network icon, you are supposed to see your systems, correct? When I click on that, I see: "All SLP Services" and "Windows Network" which in turn contains my domains and workgroups.
However, this setup has been very prone to failing, and I often get konqueror filebrowser crashing when I access windows/samba shares.
I have been running Suse 9.0 for my main desktop for the last two years, SuSE 9.0 has only been out for a year, btw.
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El Mié 20 Oct 2004 10:38, Hans du Plooy escribió:
On Wednesday 20 October 2004 16:08, lerninlinux@comcast.net wrote:
When you click on the Local Network icon, you are supposed to see your systems, correct?
When I click on that, I see: "All SLP Services" and "Windows Network" which in turn contains my domains and workgroups.
However, this setup has been very prone to failing, and I often get konqueror filebrowser crashing when I access windows/samba shares.
For the last couple of weeks I have been using smb4k, a KDE Samba share browsing and mounting application (http://smb4k.berlios.de/), which is very solid at browsing the network and the shares, mounting/unmounting them and (by one click on the mounted share) opening them in Konqueror. I won't go back to anything else... Andreas Philipp Noema Ltda. Bogotá, Colombia
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