I'm fairly new at this stuff. So bear with me if it is obvious. I have a Red Hat 7.3 machine that needs to authenticate to a windows 2000 server. I didn't install samba server, but I did install the samba client.
First, will users be able to log on solely off of the windows 2000 user base, or will users have to be individually added to the linux client? In my smb.conf file I have workgroup=mydomain, and security=domain, password encryption is turned on. I get the feeling however that smb.conf is meant for the samba server and not the client. Second, I've tried to mount the network shares on the server via smbmount. It will only allow me to do so as the super user. I need normal users to be able to mount network shares. How do I go about giving all my users smbmount and umount rights? I tried using chmod for rights to smbmount, but that didn't seem to work. _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
