Connect linuxsamba with VISTA

The linuxsamba service communicates with VISTA. VISTA is adjusted beforehand: After the Vista system is changed, the file directories shared by Samba on the linux server cannot be viewed. this is because SambaServer only supports NTLM authentication, however, Vista enforces NTLMv2 authentication. in this case, we need to pass some settings... adjust the linux samba service to communicate with VISTA beforehand: The file directories shared by Samba on linux servers cannot be viewed after VISTA is installed. this is because Samba Server only supports NTLM authentication, however, Vista enforces NTLMv2 authentication. in this case, we need some settings to solve this problem. Solution: First, click [start] --- [run] and enter "secpol. msc" to open the management tool and expand "Local Policies ies )". Then, click Security Options )". Double-click "Network Security: LAN Manager authentication level" and click send LM and NTLMv2 in the list, use the NTLMv2 protocol (LM and NTLM-use NTLMV2 session security if negotiated ). With the preceding settings, the system automatically uses NTLM for verification when the other party does not support NTLMv2 authentication. If the Vista system cannot be normally connected to other services, try this method. Confirmation on linux: www.2cto.com 1. samba users in your shared folder must have the corresponding read permission! 2. check that you have specified the user's access permission in the samba service! 3. check that you have selected "show" in the samba service "! Today, we found that many incorrect configurations have been made before, resulting in chaotic user ing in the smbusers file, and then deleting all unnecessary user Ing. shared folders that were previously inaccessible can now be accessed, if you encounter the same problem, refer to it! The file is located in/ETC/SAMBA (the new samba version may have solved this problem, but Windows 7 does not test this method .) By Leon Hart