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[ILUG] Joining a workgroup with Redhat 7

[ILUG] Joining a workgroup with Redhat 7

John Madden da_god at skynet.ie
Thu Mar 8 15:31:11 GMT 2001


On 8 Mar 2001 Paul J Collins didst pronounce:

:>>>>> "DM" == Diarmaid McGowan <mcgowand at esatclear.ie> writes:
:
:    DM> I have set up a new machine with Redhat7.0 and i cant seem to
:    DM> find the graphical tools inside Gnome or Kde to set it up in
:    DM> the local WORKGROUP. I have a few Win98, Win2000 & Mandrake7.0
:    DM> machines in the workgroup already. I previously used the
:    DM> "DrakConf" utility to set up the Mandrake machines for all my
:    DM> networking requirments, but there doesnt seem to be any such
:    DM> utility provided with redhat. All i can find in the redhat
:    DM> installation is options for joining/creating a domain which I
:    DM> don't want to get into (due to the network being small).
:
:Assuming that you have Samba already installed, just find smb.conf (I
:won't even *try* and guess where it could be)

It's in /etc/samba/smb.conf

and add/change the
:"workgroup = FOOBAR" in the [global] section in the config file.
:Restart samba (/etc/init.d/samba restart, perhaps) and you're done.

/etc/rc.d/init.d/smb restart

:
:

-- 
Chat ya later,

John.





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