Michael L Gueterman wrote:

> In my testing for Andreas, I used 'guest ok = no' which
> is an alias for 'public'.  I have guest access allowed
> globally, but disallowed it for that specific session.
> I'm defaulting to security=share, allowing Samba to
> act as the master browser, and do not have a PDC
> for this setup. I'm unsure how Andreas was setup
> in this regard, but I would assume that most 3000 shops
> would probably start off this way, and as NT systems
> start coming in, move to a setup more typical of how
> you describe yours.

You're right Michael, I setup my environment exactly the way you
describe.

In another posting Michael L Gueterman wrote:

>   I just removed all of the networking configs from my Win 95 laptop,
> rebooted then put the pieces in one at a time to verify what the > "minimum"
> configuration to get at Samba as a client really was.  Here you go:
>
> 1.  Client for Microsoft Networks (type = client)
> 2.  A network adapter of some type (type = adapter)
> 3.  TCP/IP (type = protocol)
>
>   That's it.

I can confirm this for Win 95 as well as for NT 4.0 and WfWg 3.11. On
all our machines we are only using TCP/IP (Microsoft TCPIP 32B for
WfWg).

Andreas