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Ther used to be an issue with clear text passwords from NT->Samba, it's in
the FAQ or README that comes with Samba. You used to have to make a registry
change on the NT box to get this to work -- it would use encrypted passwords
if the server supported it, but Samba did not, so it would babck down to
cleartext passwords -- at least that's how Samba used to work, it may
support MS's 'encryption' now...but I haven't used it lately.
k
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On Wed, 13 Oct 1999, Michael Whitman wrote:
> I am trying to map a network drive form an nt machine to a directory on a
> RH 6 machine. I believe the samba server is up and running properly on the
> linux machine. I have set up an account on the linux machine which is the
> same as what i use to login to the the NT machine. WHen i try to connect
> the the directory viat the map network drive utility on NT using
> \\ipnumber\sambadirname I get this error: 'The account is not authorized to
> login from this station' . How do i authorize the account logon from a
> different station than the machine the account resides on?
>
> Thanks
>
> - Mike
>
>
> Michael P. Whitman
> Online Services Developer
> American Lawyer Media
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