From: Jonathan Portman (Jonathan.Portman@MPRC.CO.UK)
Date: Mon Nov 03 2003 - 07:53:55 EST
You can get SAMBA for UNIX and Windows. Currently I have Samba set-up
where I work, and have a couple of Directories on the Unix box shared in
different ways.
I have accomplished this by editing the smb.conf file on the Unix box.
I have a couple of shares with read-only access for all users and others
by IP address only allowing certain PCs to connect and share.
If you do a search on Google.com you should find some info about Samba.
Theres also a publication on the subject by O'Reily books.
-----Original Message-----
From: Arthur Prince [mailto:arthurp@TOTALISE.CO.UK]
Sent: 03 November 2003 12:47
To: aix-l@Princeton.EDU
Subject: Simple samba question
Samba runs as a server on a Unix system and allows Windows to connect to
it as clients. Am I correct?
Someone wants me to run samba on Win2000 as a server, with a AIX box
acting as a client. Is this possible, or desirable? Ther requirement is
to share a directory between the AIX and Win2000 box.
AP
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