>
> Here's something you should check:
>
> Microsoft changed the default workgroup from "WORKGROUP" (which actually
> has a special meaning) to "MSHOME". Since it is the "Pro" editions that
> are not seeing the share, I would check that they are configured to use
> the same Workgroup that the other machines are configured to use.
I believe (BICBW) that the default for XP Pro is WORKGROUP, and the
Default for XP Home is MSHOME. I will certainly double check.
> I noticed there didn't seem to be a "Workgroup" setting in the
> samba.conf file, so Samba would appear to be using the default. (Though
> I wasn't specifically looking to see if it was using a Windows Domain
> Server, as I've no experience there. If you're using one, then you don't
> have a workgroup anymore.)
The server is definitely part of the WORKGROUP workgroup.
> Ideally, unless you're using a domain server, you want to have a
> specific known name for your Workgroup. Don't just use the default, as
> the default can be different depending on the OS.
Are you suggesting I add a 'workgroup = WORKGROUP' parameter or some
such to smb.conf? Under [global], I presume?
Thanks for your interest.
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Mark Warner
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