Sharing between linux and DOS71

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I use samba in linux as a file sharing server, and the client uses the DOS71 System for ing. The access account is a guest user in windows, and permission allocation is required. How can I set it?
In the past, the server used the windows2003 system (with guest enabled, DOS71 can be accessed). The system ing path of DOS71 was O: \ pc001 \ tqtb (which can be read on the DOS71 machine) n: \ pc001 \ tqt07 (DOS71 can be read and written on the machine)
Supplement: I am in smb. this line of null passwords = yes is added to the conf file. You cannot find the answer to this question on baidu or goodle, the password of smbpasswd-a guest is empty and cannot be shared. the server version is red hat5.5.
Simply put: The file server in linux can be accessed anonymously, but a user can read and write data. Is there any way to do this? In user = share mode, anonymous access is allowed, but another user cannot be read or written. If user = secrite, anonymous access cannot be implemented, nor can I log on to an account with a blank password. Is it related to the samab authentication file?
Please give me some advice!
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