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Chris
I have a samba server that a user is trying to access. It is running
Samba 2.2. The user has two computers. I did not set these computers
up, but one is a desktop that is NOT on the domain. The other is a
laptop that IS on the domain and I believe authenticates with it. The
computer NOT on the domain (desktop) is able to connect to the samba
server just fine. However, trying to connect to the server using the
same account on the laptop (on windows domain) results in an invalid
user/password message on both the client and on the samba server.
Does the computer being on the windows domain affect its ability to
connect to file servers that are not on the domain?
Thanks,
Chris
Samba 2.2. The user has two computers. I did not set these computers
up, but one is a desktop that is NOT on the domain. The other is a
laptop that IS on the domain and I believe authenticates with it. The
computer NOT on the domain (desktop) is able to connect to the samba
server just fine. However, trying to connect to the server using the
same account on the laptop (on windows domain) results in an invalid
user/password message on both the client and on the samba server.
Does the computer being on the windows domain affect its ability to
connect to file servers that are not on the domain?
Thanks,
Chris