samba help

[Victor Tsaran]

I know this might seem a stupid suggestion, but why don't you double-check 
your connections. I was getting the same error when one of the terminators on 
my old T10-based network gotscrewed.
Best,Vi
c
>===== Original Message From "JONATHAN CREASY" <jcreasy at aph.org> =====
>from start\run i get network name cannot be found, with network
>neighborhood iget the network is busy.
>
>>> cpt.kirk at 1tree.net 04/17/01 01:24PM >>>
>On Tue, 17 Apr 2001, Holmes, Steve wrote:
>> One thing I've experienced with the \\servername issue is to always
>include
>> the share name.  At least from other linux boxes and smbclient, I had
>to
>> include the share name to avoid errors.  I've never done that from
>the
>> windows start/run command.  I always used network neighborhood or an
>> explicit path when I knew things were working.
>
>The problem was in windows and the use of a share name is nt needed.
>Also,
>there are problems. The error (if any) from typping \\servername will
>help
>detirmine what the problem is. If the person with the problem wants to
>get
>that back I can help out. I have a very strong background in the
>microslop
>side of it.
>
>=======
>Kirk Wood
>Cpt.Kirk at 1tree.net
>
>Nothing is hard if you know the answer or are used to doing it.
>
>
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