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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Unix/WindowsNT Connection Post 288 by me2unix on Monday 20th of November 2000 07:48:10 AM
Old 11-20-2000
Hammer & Screwdriver samba

If you want to access your unix file systems from your NT network, you better install and configure "samba".
It's not that trivial, if you could find someone who did it before to show you, it would be better.
but that's the most common way to share files between Unix and NT.
you can download SUN binaries and source from sunfreeware.com

The other way around is to export NT files to the unix, and this is done by some kind of PC-NFS software you install on the NT side.

Hope that what you were asking about. (sharing files, and not just connectiviy).
Hezki

 

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