Is this truly netbios packets or netbios encapsulated in tcp/ip packets. Seems like you could route those. I am speacking in ignorance so please feel free to step in and explain further if you are so inclined. Bret Igmar Palsenberg wrote: > > > > > I have an interesting pb here : > > > > a machine M1 runs as a router between network A and B. network A is public. B is >private and M1 masquerades it to the outworld. > > > > I setup M1 as a samba server with 2 interfaces : one on network A and one on >network B. M1 can serve files pefectly on both network. > > > > Now the question : can I (and if yes, how) setup the thing so a machine M2 on >network A can access files on machine M3 on network B and vice-versa ?? > > No. NetBIOS (SMB) is a non-routable protocol. You'll need to setup a WINS > server, which is the only way to make it work. > > > Thanks > > > > Philippe > > Igmar > > -- > To unsubscribe: mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" > as the Subject.
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