> I want to build a small network using Linux as the fileserver and
> windows 95 computers as the clients. What I have in mind is something
> similar to what novell network do, but using Linux in the place of the
> novell server. I want to be able to map a linux partition in the server
> to w
Eliezer Figueroa Puello wrote:
>
> I want to build a small network using Linux as the fileserver and
> windows 95 computers as the clients. What I have in mind is something
> similar to what novell network do, but using Linux in the place of the
> novell server. I want to be able to map a linux
On Tue, 03 Jun 1997 13:36:03 PDT , Eliezer Figueroa Puello wrote:
> I heard that Linux can to use the IPX protocol. I think that maybe I
> can to configure Linux to emulate a novell network server and then
> configure the windows 95 computers as novell network clients. I'm
> writing this let
On Tue, 3 Jun 1997, Eliezer Figueroa Puello wrote:
>
> I want to build a small network using Linux as the fileserver and
> windows 95 computers as the clients. What I have in mind is something
> similar to what novell network do, but using Linux in the place of the
> novell server. I want
Hello,
Eliezer Figueroa Puello wrote:
> I want to build a small network using Linux as the fileserver and
> windows 95 computers as the clients.
[...]
This is covered in the SMB-HOWTO. Check /usr/doc/HOWTO for it.
Ciao,
--
Thomas Baetzler, [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>
> I want to build a small network using Linux as the fileserver and
> windows 95 computers as the clients. What I have in mind is something
> similar to what novell network do, but using Linux in the place of the
> novell server. I want to be able to map a linux partition in the server
> t
I want to build a small network using Linux as the fileserver and
windows 95 computers as the clients. What I have in mind is something
similar to what novell network do, but using Linux in the place of the
novell server. I want to be able to map a linux partition in the server
to work as a
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