I had just installed my computer with OpenSuse 11. Bu I coudn’t see
another windows computer in My Nautilus Network browser. about a month
ago I had post this thread and advice to see Swerdna site. I got it, and
read tutorial “How To Set up an OpenSuse-Windows Home Office”.
I followed step by step at those tutorial but I have not yet get a
success to see my network neighborhood in Nautilus.
Please once again I need help dan advice!
Rgd’s
Rudi Harsono
On Wed October 29 2008 04:13 am, RUDI HARSONO wrote:
> I had just installed my computer with OpenSuse 11. Bu I coudn’t see
> another windows computer in My Nautilus Network browser. about a month
> ago I had post this thread and advice to see Swerdna site. I got it, and
> read tutorial “How To Set up an OpenSuse-Windows Home Office”.
>
> I followed step by step at those tutorial but I have not yet get a
> success to see my network neighborhood in Nautilus.
>
> Please once again I need help dan advice!
>
> Rgd’s
> Rudi Harsono
Rudi;
Are the following ports open on your firewall?:
TCP: 135, 139, 445
UDP: 137, 138
Make sure that the firewall is set to allow broadcasts on your local LAN.
Have you added Samba Users by running as root: smbpasswd -a <username>?
<username> must be a valid Linux username, put the password you assign does not
need to be the same as their Linux password.
What does “smbclient -L <hostname>” return? Where hostname is the netbios name
of another machine in the same workgroup.
If you are still having problems try posting the contents
of /etc/samba/smb.conf.
–
P. V.
Cogito cogito ergo cogito sum.
On Wed October 29 2008 07:09 pm, PV wrote:
P. V.
Cogito cogito ergo cogito sum.
PV wrote:
> On Wed October 29 2008 07:09 pm, PV wrote:
>
>> On Wed October 29 2008 04:13 am, RUDI HARSONO wrote:
>>
>>> I had just installed my computer with OpenSuse 11. Bu I coudn’t see
>>> another windows computer in My Nautilus Network browser. about a month
>>> ago I had post this thread and advice to see Swerdna site. I got it, and
>>> read tutorial “How To Set up an OpenSuse-Windows Home Office”.
>>>
>>> I followed step by step at those tutorial but I have not yet get a
>>> success to see my network neighborhood in Nautilus.
>>>
>>> Please once again I need help dan advice!
>>>
>>> Rgd’s
>>> Rudi Harsono
>> Rudi;
>> Are the following ports open on your firewall?:
>> TCP: 135, 139, 445
>> UDP: 137, 138
>> Make sure that the firewall is set to allow broadcasts on your local LAN.
>>
>> Have you added Samba Users by running as root: smbpasswd -a <username>?
>> <username> must be a valid Linux username, put the password you assign does
>> not need to be the same as their Linux password.
>>
>> What does “smbclient -L <hostname>” return? Where hostname is the netbios
>> name of another machine in the same workgroup.
>>
>> If you are still having problems try posting the contents
>> of /etc/samba/smb.conf.
>>
> One additional check:
> Are smb and nmb both running? In a terminal enter: ps -A | grep [sn]mb
I’m sorry because now I can respond your advice. I had follow your
advice but when I added Samba user It couldn’t that’s show “Failure
create password for samba user”.
and for command smbclient -L It show list of information that I couldn’t
understand.
On Fri October 31 2008 01:54 am, RUDI HARSONO wrote:
> PV wrote:
>> On Wed October 29 2008 07:09 pm, PV wrote:
>>
>>> On Wed October 29 2008 04:13 am, RUDI HARSONO wrote:
>>>
<snip by PV>
>> Are smb and nmb both running? In a terminal enter: ps -A | grep [sn]mb
> I’m sorry because now I can respond your advice. I had follow your
> advice but when I added Samba user It couldn’t that’s show “Failure
> create password for samba user”.
>
> and for command smbclient -L It show list of information that I couldn’t
> understand.
Rudi;
You must add the Samba Users first. So do this:
Make sure smb and nmb are both running. (see above, the command should
return information for both smbd and nmbd, if nothing is returned start these
services with YAST)
open a terminal window. Type the following commands:
su
smbpasswd -a <username>
For example:
su
Password: <bigsecret>
smbpasswd -a RUDI
In this examble, the system prompts with “Password:” and you provide the
password for root “bigsecret”. What ever username you enter in smbpasswd must
be a valid Linux user name(i.e a login name).
Also be aware that in the above, quotes (") and braces (<>) are not entered.
They are used here to mark off commands and/or to denote values that are to be
replaced with valid names for your system.
–
P. V.
Cogito cogito ergo cogito sum.
PV wrote:
> On Fri October 31 2008 01:54 am, RUDI HARSONO wrote:
>
>> PV wrote:
>>> On Wed October 29 2008 07:09 pm, PV wrote:
>>>
>>>> On Wed October 29 2008 04:13 am, RUDI HARSONO wrote:
>>>>
> <snip by PV>
>>> Are smb and nmb both running? In a terminal enter: ps -A | grep [sn]mb
>> I’m sorry because now I can respond your advice. I had follow your
>> advice but when I added Samba user It couldn’t that’s show “Failure
>> create password for samba user”.
>>
>> and for command smbclient -L It show list of information that I couldn’t
>> understand.
> Rudi;
> You must add the Samba Users first. So do this:
> 1. Make sure smb and nmb are both running. (see above, the command should
> return information for both smbd and nmbd, if nothing is returned start these
> services with YAST)
>
> 2. open a terminal window. Type the following commands:
>
> su
> smbpasswd -a <username>
>
> For example:
> su
> Password: <bigsecret>
> smbpasswd -a RUDI
>
> In this examble, the system prompts with “Password:” and you provide the
> password for root “bigsecret”. What ever username you enter in smbpasswd must
> be a valid Linux user name(i.e a login name).
>
> 3. Please post the results of smbclient -L <hostname>.
>
> Also be aware that in the above, quotes (") and braces (<>) are not entered.
> They are used here to mark off commands and/or to denote values that are to be
> replaced with valid names for your system.
>
Oh my god…thank you very much I’ve succeed to go my network now. I
don’t know how to thank’s for all your advice.
once again I hardly compliment to all your help.
Someday if I 've a trouble, may I ask you advice again?
Best Regard’s
Rudi Harsono
I have also confronted this kind of problem, though I have connected to the web, however, when I open the Fireworks I cannot see anything.
On Fri October 31 2008 09:34 pm, RUDI HARSONO wrote:
<snip>
>>
> Oh my god…thank you very much I’ve succeed to go my network now. I
> don’t know how to thank’s for all your advice.
>
> once again I hardly compliment to all your help.
>
> Someday if I 've a trouble, may I ask you advice again?
>
>
> Best Regard’s
> Rudi Harsono
Rudi;
P. V.
Cogito cogito ergo cogito sum.
On Fri October 31 2008 09:46 pm, rachol wrote:
>
> I have also confronted this kind of problem, though I have connected to
> the web, however, when I open the Fireworks I cannot see anything.
>
>
rachol;
P. V.
Cogito cogito ergo cogito sum.
PV wrote:
> On Fri October 31 2008 09:34 pm, RUDI HARSONO wrote:
>
> <snip>
>>>
>> Oh my god…thank you very much I’ve succeed to go my network now. I
>> don’t know how to thank’s for all your advice.
>>
>> once again I hardly compliment to all your help.
>>
>> Someday if I 've a trouble, may I ask you advice again?
>>
>>
>> Best Regard’s
>> Rudi Harsono
> Rudi;
>
> Glad to see you have everything working. Do not hesitate to post any
> questions you have, there are many individuals who are willing and able to
> answer your questions.
Oh…no…I’m so Sorry because My network just temporary I can used. I
tried using static IP then I restart my Suse, suddenly I couldn’t see
anything again. I immediately change to DHCP but it couldn’t solve a
problem.
I attached result of smbclient command issued in my terminal window :
dhcppc5:/home/rusdi # smbclient -L user02
Enter rusdi’s password:
Domain=[USER02] OS=[Unix] Server=[Samba 3.2.0rc1-22.1-1795-SUSE-SL11.0]
Sharename Type Comment
profiles Disk Network Profiles Service
users Disk All users
groups Disk All groups
print$ Disk Printer Drivers
IPC$ IPC IPC Service (Samba
3.2.0rc1-22.1-1795-SUSE-SL11.0)
lq2180 Printer EPSON LQ-2180
rusdi Disk Home Directories
Domain=[USER02] OS=[Unix] Server=[Samba 3.2.0rc1-22.1-1795-SUSE-SL11.0]
Server Comment
Workgroup Master
BINA MANDIRI
one thing what I tell you, when I open nautilus, pointing network. It
just display Windows Network icon then I entered it, appeared my
workgroup BINA MANDIRI and opened that had blank panel without anything.
at Left bottom status bar appeared message “0 items”
I’m so sorry because I had just send you with good news but my system
didn’t run smoothly.
Rgd’s
Rudi Harsono
On Fri October 31 2008 11:51 pm, RUDI HARSONO wrote:
P. V.
Cogito cogito ergo cogito sum.
PV wrote:
> On Fri October 31 2008 09:46 pm, rachol wrote:
>
>> I have also confronted this kind of problem, though I have connected to
>> the web, however, when I open the Fireworks I cannot see anything.
>>
>>
> rachol;
>
> I’m not sure I understand your problem. Can you open a new thread and
> describe in more detail your problem. Fireworks??
Oke…thank you very much for all your advice. see you again…
I am writing to the guy who advised to do user to samba server. This is great man. i am seeing all computers in my local network now. Thanks very much +100 to you reputation.)))