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| MadCrazyNewbie 2004-04-14, 2:39 pm |
| Hey Group,
How do I get Redhat 9 to log on to our Windows 2000 AD Network?
I`ve installed it, got it working on our proxy but when i try to access
Network Servers and put in our server name it asks me to Log on.
I put in my username and password eg test@test.int and password as rogertest
but it fails to connect
I want to be able to do things like redirect my home foler to
\\testsrv2k\test.user
Also i want to be able to get my mail from our exchange 2k server and browse
our network shares
Any help much appriciated
Regards
MCN
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| jalvin 2004-04-18, 10:43 am |
| "MadCrazyNewbie" <test@nospam.com> wrote in message news:<vN-cnX7nF8PosODdSa8jmw@karoo.co.uk>...
> Hey Group,
>
> How do I get Redhat 9 to log on to our Windows 2000 AD Network?
>
> I`ve installed it, got it working on our proxy but when i try to access
> Network Servers and put in our server name it asks me to Log on.
>
> I put in my username and password eg test@test.int and password as rogertest
> but it fails to connect
>
> I want to be able to do things like redirect my home foler to
> \\testsrv2k\test.user
>
> Also i want to be able to get my mail from our exchange 2k server and browse
> our network shares
>
> Any help much appriciated
>
> Regards
> MCN
If you want to mix and match with M$ then you really need to use Samba
Http://www.samba.org
We have used it very succesfully to integrate with Win 2000 and AD.
Hope this helps.
Regards
Jalvin
Prepare to be Tested
Http://www.rhce.org.uk
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