Sorry i forgot to mention those informations. I'm trying to login from
windows (192.168.1.8) and the firewall doesn't run on 192.168.1.0. All
networks are not Vmware. I did restart both smb and nmb services, it
doesn't fix the problem. I also ran testparm -s and nothing wrong with
the output.
I'm using 10.0. What kind of configuration do you need to know?
Thanks,
Adinda P
On 9/19/06, John Andersen
Well you have left us guessing about your configuration and where it is you are trying to log in from.
The two subnets look suspiciously like a Vmware installation.
In any event there are half a dozen things that can go wrong, not the least of which is samba itself. You might try to restart samba by doing as root in a shell: rcsmb restart rcnmb restart
Next check if you turned on the firewall in your Linux Machine?
But do tell us a bit more about your condifguration so we be of more help.
-- _____________________________________ John Andersen