Dancing the Samba with DD-WRT (Samba FS Automount)

I've lead a sheltered life. DD-WRT v23 SP2, generic. Does this make
sense for an NT 4 box?

Example:
The machine's name is "ARDENT", the client is at 192.168.1.112, the
shared drive is "burn"

Share: //192.168.1.112/burn
Username: Ardent/ARDENT
Password: *************
Startscript: Leave Blank

http://www.gilanet.com/ohlandl/NIC/w...a_FS_Automount

Louis Ohland wrote:

> I've lead a sheltered life. DD-WRT v23 SP2, generic. Does this make
> sense for an NT 4 box?
>
> Example:
> The machine's name is "ARDENT", the client is at 192.168.1.112, the
> shared drive is "burn"
>
> Share: //192.168.1.112/burn
> Username: Ardent/ARDENT
> Password: *************
> Startscript: Leave Blank
>
> http://www.gilanet.com/ohlandl/NIC/w...a_FS_Automount
Hi,
Looks like that is between Linux and NT4

Tony Hwang wrote:
> Louis Ohland wrote:
>
>> I've lead a sheltered life. DD-WRT v23 SP2, generic. Does this make
>> sense for an NT 4 box?
>>
>> Example:
>> The machine's name is "ARDENT", the client is at 192.168.1.112, the
>> shared drive is "burn"
>>
>> Share: //192.168.1.112/burn
>> Username: Ardent/ARDENT
>> Password: *************
>> Startscript: Leave Blank
>>
>> http://www.gilanet.com/ohlandl/NIC/w...a_FS_Automount
> Hi,
> Looks like that is between Linux and NT4

Microsoft Windows operating systems and the OS/2 operating system use
SMB to perform client-server networking for file and printer sharing and
associated operations. It's what Client for Windows Networking is based
on. So it might look like Linux, but it's all part of the food chain.

Check out "Using Samba, 2nd Edition" by O'Reilly & Associates.

http://us5.samba.org/samba/docs/using_samba/toc.html

Now I must go outside and hit the start button on my electric shovel.