[wplug] System admin book

Shawn shawn at internetprovidersinc.com
Sun Jun 22 18:39:59 EDT 2003


I have been picking up every Samba book available. None of them have 
anything about networking Linux to Linux.  Is it possible?


Brian S. Woolstrum wrote:

>It's a little dated now, but if you are trying to make
>samba work have you looked through the Samba book from
>O'Reilly?  It is available online at
>
>http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/samba/chapter/book/
>
>On Sun, 22 Jun 2003, Shawn wrote:
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>>I am desperatly trying to find a book on linux networking. I currently
>>have 13 pc's running linux and have been trying to use Samba to do
>>filesharing and roaming profiles.I am begining to think this doesnt work
>>with out windows in the network. Can I do this with NFS.  My Problem is
>>that I can create workgroups all daylong with Samba but the clients are
>>not joining the domain I have specified. They get locked out and I cant
>>see them. I stuck a win98 client and it joined the domain easily. Why
>>would a win98 machine join and the linux boxes not?
>>
>>If I can do this with Samba let me know and I will send the config files
>>to see what Im doing wrong. If I have to do this with NFS   HELP!!! I
>>have never used it before.
>>
>>Mark Sikora wrote:
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>>>>http://tldp.org/guides.html (network administrator's guide is a *must*)
>>>>
>>>>http://tldp.org/HOWTO/HOWTO-INDEX/apps.html#SERVERAPPS (for mail/web
>>>>servers)
>>>>http://www.wplug.org/mailman/listinfo/wplug
>>>>
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>>>Please do not be afraid to reference the wplug mirror of the LDP.
>>>http://ldp.wplug.org
>>>
>>>Thank you.
>>>
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