From: Steven Langdale (Langdale_Steven@PERKINS.COM)
Date: Mon Nov 03 2003 - 08:24:23 EST
Arthur
You don't get SAMBA for Win2000. SAMBA emulates a W2K/NT server, so it's
not needed on a W2K server.
On AIX, using SAMBA, you cannot mount an W2K share from a W2K host and use
it as a normal filesystem. You can do it the other way around though. It
all depends on where you want the actual files to reside.
Thanks
Steven
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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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