Michael Richard wrote:
> Is it possible to setup a Samba server on an OpenBSD box and connect to it
> with
> a Windows client connected somewhere else on the internet, but not on the LAN?
> If yes, please tell me how! My problem comes from the Windows side...
Under Windows NT you can just punch in the IP address. ie- \\192.168.20.12\test
I'm not quite sure how this is done under 95/98. If I remember right there's a
file you need to
edit to give the target machines names under 95. I'm really not familiar with
98 at all, so
I have no idea if it's similar.
>
> Also, how do I use smbclient to look at what services are available on a
> network,
> still over internet and not on a LAN? Something like "smbclient -I
> ip_address -L"
> but it seems to be incomplete...
smbclient -I <IP> -L <IP>
Just press enter for your password.
If that doesn't work maybe try adding -U <user> on the command line & a
password.
Of course, you'll need -U to actually map a share & -W <domain> if you're using
a
domain account.
Mike
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