Samba is configured on CentOS 6, works great.
There has to be a silly setting somewhere that is preventing _some_
Windows 7 desktops mapping a Samba 3 share. Some map just fine.
My linux desktop maps to the Samba share (different systems, different
distros).
At some customers, particularly those that have Active Directory, we can
check the box that says "connect with different login name" that allows
us to use the proper linux credentials. The example I am working today,
the Windows 7 systems insist on forcing the computer name in front of
the user name.
The /var/log/samba directory shows activity for the Windows desktop
trying to connect. Those log files are empty for those workstations
that get rejected. Any pointers of other log activity to allow me to
find why they are rejected?
Howard, on the customer site, White
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