> Client for Microsoft Networks is exactly what you need. You should also
> make TCP/IP the only network protocol or if that is not possible, you should
> make it the standard protocol. Make sure, broadcast and IP adresses are ok.
Ok, thanks.
Now that I've got that much working, Windows95 insists on asking me for a
username when I log in (Enter a username to log on to Microsoft
Networking). Is there anyway I can get it to be the same username/passwd
combination as the unix ones I use on the samba host?
And: Now it can find my printer (on the samba host) fine. But it says
"User interaction required". I tried printing a test page but nothing
ever happened. I imagine that this is because it needs me to log on to
the samba host for it to be able to access the printer.
1) How do I do this?
2) If I can set the username/passwd for "Microsoft Networks" the same as
for the samba host, will it happen automatically?
I don't want to make my printer globally available because I'm on a LAN
here that has hundreds of other machines on it, and I don't want them to
be able to print to my printer.
Will
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