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Conrad Canterford (c9650212@student.anu.edu.au) wrote:
: I vaguely remember reading a month or so ago (I think in this group)
: about someone setting up a Linux firewall box that would allow a Win95
: machine to see the SMB network on the other side of the firewall. I have
: SAMBA running and can mount shares on the Linux box.
: It is probably really obvious, but I can't see how to do it.

: On a probably unrelated question, I cannot get the shares defined in
: smb.conf to be visible when I use Network Neighbourhood from Win95. Is
: this possible? I always thought that Win95 would show the shares. It
: does when I'm running WfWg on the same machine.

: Thanks for any assistance you can give to either/both questions!

I am having a similar problem, I have eth0 & eth1. The computers on eth0 can
see all the samba stuff on the server and the server can see them. The machine
on the1 cannot see the samba stuff on the server but the server can see its
shared drived. And like Conrads problem, eth1 machines cannot see eth0 machines
and vice versa.

Is there something that makes eth0 the only card that supports incoming SAMBAs?

Graham Crowe