Troubleshoot Windows 7 read Linux domain File server (Samba)

&http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">nbsp; Since the installation of Windows 7 after the discovery of a file server can not access the corporate domain, the file server is using the Linux+samba architecture, so a while ago to use SSH Direct login to the server to find files, really troublesome. Today is unbearable, decided to study the problem and share the experience.

The server system architecture has been explained, and when the Start menu is entered \\servername\foldername\, it is common sense to enter a domain user/password and then use it. But this time my identity how also cannot verify, always prompts the username password to be incorrect.

Enter "receptacle and sharing Center" and find that there is no computer information in the domain, enter "Advanced sharing settings", "Receptacle discovery" and "Public folder Sharing "set to turn on, the computation in the domain is retrieved individually.　　Try again \\servername\foldername\ still can't open. Because always prompt username password is not correct, ping server can ping, feel is local Group Policy has problem to account authentication, enter Gpedit.msc. Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\Security Options found "receptacle Security:lan Manager authenticationlevel option, this option is found to be "not tabbed" (undefined).

Double-click this option to set the Send LM & Ntlm–use NTLMv2 session security if negotiated policy, and LM & NTLM is the 2000 and XP supported authentication policy. This option can be selected if the server supports NTLMV2.

After the Group Policy has been modified, file server can log in, and because it is in the domain does not need to enter a username password authentication, in the Start menu after entering the file server address Windows 7 will automatically retrieve all the subfolders under the directory and display in the Start menu, it is really convenient to Ah, I hope this article can help students with the same problem.