Hello,
I have a problem with my samba-server running in a uml (call VirtualServer).
I can access the shares of the VirtualServer from another linux-box by using
his name or his IP.
mount -t smbfs //VirtualServer/Video /mnt/disk
will also work as
mount -t smbfs //192.168.0.111/Video /mnt/disk
I can access the shares of the VirtualServer from Windows-Client only by
using his IP.
net use X: \\192.168.0.111\Video /YES
will work, but
net use X: \\VirtualServer\Video /YES
will not work.
Both, "net view" in the dos-box of a window-PC and "nmblookup -d 2 '*'" out
of a linux-box will show all win and linux-PCs in my LAN but not the
VirtualServer.
Why?
The host of my VirtualServer have both, eth0 and tap0 with IP-Adress
192.168.0.254 but with different HWaddr.
Is it a problem with the smb.conf or the network configuration?
Or maybee with iptables? I have IPCop wich firewall is designed to block
most of eth1 (the external interface) and allow all on eth0 (the internal
interface)
Another samba-server can be fully reached from all PCs in the LAN.
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Don't panic
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