I need some help creating a SAMBA Server. - (Hope my attachment don’t get striped) I do NOT run any Domain or DNS Server locally. I use a web hosting company to host my web site - much cheaper that way. I have a Notebook with Windows 7 Home Premium on and I have it configured for a 'Workplace' and a 'workgroup' Using nothing but yast, if I can set up a SAMBA with too much command line input; could someone help me create a working SAMBA Server. I have already configured Yast in SAMBA Server including the workgroup name that is constant and not a DC. Best if I add a screen shot. I cannot do anything that refers to a domain as their is none. I have also set-up in Yast Windows domain membership and just input the same work group name. No Matter what I cannot see my MS PC and my MS PC cannot see my PC that has a SAMBA Server running..Yes they are both on they same subnet... I think a pic would help enormously in this case also I don’t know what to do with the various relevant components in KDE's System Setup Scott - .AU -- Confidentiality/Limited Liability Statement This message contains privileged and confidential information intended only for the use of the addressee named above. If you are not the intended recipient of this message, you must not disseminate, copy or take any action in reliance on it. If you have received this message in error,please notify the author immediately. Any views expressed in this message are those of the individual sender and the author accepts no liability for the content of this message except where the sender specifically states them to be the views of the author. IMPORTANT NOTE - Disclaimer: Whilst the services and the information and the facilities provided by and/or through this e-mail are provided in good faith, no representations, warranties or other promises are made in relation to the accuracy, quality, reliability or suitability of the services or the information or the facilities provided by and/or through this e-mail and you accept them and make use of them at your own risk and relieve the author from all liability (in contract, tort or otherwise whatsoever) for any loss, expense or damage suffered by you as a result of such use.