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Prospect
Join Date: Sep 2003
Posts: 1
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I have been trying all of the different fixes I have read on this board for logging into my windows 2000 computer from OSX. I haven't done it yet!!!!
my ip address for my windows 2000 computer is: 192.168.1.101 and the computer name is p4win2k I have tried smb://192.168.1.101/p4win2k/ I then get a box to come up: SMB/SIFS Filesystem Authentication workgroup/domain username password On my windows 2000 computer, the only password is when I turn on the computer. Administrator comes up in the box as the user name, and all I have to do is hit return and not type in a password. I have no idea what to type in here. This is the furthest I have been along the way. When I type in Administrator and hit return I get a box with: (error=-36) thanks for any help rich |
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Prospect
Join Date: Aug 2003
Posts: 3
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Well, this worked for me
On your PC, right click on one of your main hard drives and select the properties. go the the sharing tab. If it has that $ in front of the name, try "unshare" then apply and then "Share" and apply. This worked for me when I was having trouble connecting to my PC. The $ should be gone after this. On a side note, just yesterday it stopped working. I can still see the PC on the network, and even PING to it. but it just searches forever when I try to log in?? Good luck |
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Prospect
Join Date: Jun 2003
Posts: 28
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getting rid of the default shrares isn't a good idea.
nor is sharing folder(s) w/ a blank password. 1) create a new (non admin) user on your win2k machine. give it a username and a password (like username: mac password: apple) 2) create a new folder on your system, like c:\shared 3) on your new folder- right-click -> properties, sharing, choose a name to use (again, use a single-word like 'shared') for the 'permissions' add this new user with read/write permissions. 4) still from the win2k machine, create a new (text) file in the c:\shared folder (like test.txt go to your mac, and try and connect as before (you might have to add the 'volume' or share name to your statement below ("smb://192.168.1.101/p4win2k/shared") use the mac/apple account and see if you can connect. see if you can 1) read the file, 2) modify the file |
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Triple-A Player
Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Labadie, MO
Posts: 136
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You should be able to cut the name of the computer out of the URL. Just use smb://192.168.1.101
As for the username and password, etc....make your username Administrator, password blank and domain p4win2k. I would recommend setting up a username and password, though (as hakalugi suggested). |
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