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fullback43
2006-02-26, 01:59 AM CST
how can i setup fedora so i can get on to my familys network? how do i set it up? i have fc4 and i neeed to get on to machines running xp pro.
bytesniper
2006-02-26, 02:07 AM CST
first make sure smb and nmb is running. from a command line, as root, enter:
service smb status
if it says its running skip the next command, if its stopped enter:
service smb start
and it should start both smb and nmb
in kde: you can open konqueror and type smb://machine_name and authenticate in using a user/pass from the windows box your connecting to. to browse a windows network you can use lisa which you can configure from the kde control center
in gnome: no idea. i dont use it.
joseph
fullback43
2006-02-26, 05:04 AM CST
hey thanks for the help but i am using gnome. and i tryied the other commands and none of them worked. if your wondering i did sign in as root.
weinerdogus
2006-02-26, 06:01 AM CST
Do you have samba installed?
If no then as root, yum install samba
If yes, here (http://www.reallylinux.com/docs/sambaserver.shtml) is a how-to for configuring it to use in a home network.
gl
bytesniper
2006-02-26, 11:49 PM CST
my bad i left something out of my last post. when you switch to root use su - (with the dash) so its sets up the path statement for root (including /sbin and /usr/sbin). either that or preface each one of those commands with /usr/sbin/service ...
sorry about that ;)
joseph
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