Jan-Benedict Glaw wrote:
>
> Well, you can use "username\DOMAIN" as a user name and then it'll
> ask DOMAIN's domain controller to do all the authentification;)
>
username\DOMAIN on a Windows 2000 Professional login? I don't think so,
sorry, not that I've been able to use anyway.
I've got it to where it will browse the workgroup, and it's in the right
workgroup, but every time I want to browse to a new share on the Linux
servers or to another server that I haven't already connected to it
prompts for a username and password again.
The password server is a Solaris box running NIS+, I wonder if that
makes any difference?
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