On Mon, 26 Mar 2001, Nick wrote:
> if so, what packages do i nee?
Samba supports acting as wins server. It should be enought to install
samba (apt-get install samba) and insert/uncomment wins support=yes in
/etc/smb.conf. be aware that this installs a smb-Fileserver as well, so
you should rem
Yes - use samba which is perfectly happy to serve WINS.
Andy Perrin
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if so, what packages do i nee?
tatic IP
> Paul> addresses by name, as (I guess) the names are resolved via
> Paul> DNS. I can also ping dynamic IP machines via their
> Paul> DHCPPC-names. But I can't ping using the netbios name
> Paul> (which I guess is resolved via the WINS ser
From: Moore, Paul
[... Description of WINS name resolution problem omitted ...]
>
> Can anybody tell me what I might need to do to get this working?
>
Another (possibly) relevant point: I can connect from the Linux box using
WINS names with smbclient. The problem appears to only be with things
) the names
are resolved via DNS. I can also ping dynamic IP machines via their
DHCPPC-names. But I can't ping using the netbios name (which I guess is
resolved via the WINS server)
2. The box does not publish *its* netbios name correctly. I can ping from an
NT box to ukrup480 (the Linux machin
Linux with samba is active.
I want My router be a WINS Server and Domain Master Browser.
So.. I configure my smb.conf like this
wins support = yes
interfaces = 10.14.200.202/24 10.14.4.1/24
os level = 37
domain master = yes
local master = yes
preferred master = yes
And then I configur
Hi,
since I installed ppp-2.3.3-5 my Windows 95 box that dials-in to the
Linux box can't get the WINS server address set.
In /etc/ppp/options I have a line that says:
ms-wins x.w.y.z
but after the connection is stablished the WINS server information is
not passed to the dial-up client
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