Re: Failed Migration to Linux

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On 8/13/2012 12:35 PM, users-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

Well, I'm back to the party after dealing with a death in the family.  Hope I'm not to let to help.

Changing the workgroup?  Where would you change it?  In Linux, that's all done with SAMBA.  (AFAIK, anyway, I've always used it.) Besides, there's more to it that just the workgroup name.  It's not quite as simple as it would be if it were two Windows boxes, but then, it's always a little more complicated when dealing with differing OSes.


I know I started Samba once - or at least I tried to.
I think it worked, but I still couldn't find the
place where I could change the Workgroup.


Mike

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