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Old 12-07-2007, 08:30   #1
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Samba authentication?

Is it possible to setup A samba share where a windows client can login with a user and password that doesn't exist on the local machine.

I have a NAS drive but rather annoyingly the only way I can seem to set access permissions is by setting the user name/password to be the same as the windows user/pass which is fine for my account but its would be a pain in the backside to get everyone else to setup their user/pass on the NAS.

If the windows user/pass doesn't exist on the NAS I get a login prompt from windows xp/vista asking for a user/pass

Problem is I cannot seem to get it to take anything unless that user/pass combination actually is for a user on the local computer.

I've tried prefixing the user name with the server name but it wont take it either.

Where am I going wrong?

Network is a Mix of Vista, XP and Macs

The share is on a "Dual HDD NAS" which as far as I can tell runs a embedded linux and is based on the Storlink centrinas platform (its an MRT communications Dual HDD NAS bought it off svp)

Users are created on the NAS via web interface.
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