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I can't figure this problem out. I'm running windows 7 and (Centos) linux in a workgroup and can connect to my (linux) samba share using Windows 7 but no matter what I do I can't see the files or write to the linux share? Below is my samba config. The user is dlm and the share is the dlm home...

Since they have their own OU do I right click and set the policy in there then? Thanks

I am in a Windows 2003 environment and would like to audit logon/logoffs of each server in the domain. Is there a way to audit only when there are logons/logoffs of the servers without having to collect the logons/logoffs activity of every pc in the domain? Thanks Dan

Well you would have to have vnc running on the client machine already. We have remote software but it says I do not have authority. I am the Admin though.

Yea that is giving me the name of the machine and the group. The group shows our domain name.

I did add that machine to the AD, just waiting for them to reboot now. I will try your second suggection too. Thanks I wish that one of these Extreme routers would tell me what port they were using.

That is the problem. The pc will not let me into any part of the machine.

Thanks for the info. I will do both of your suggestions. Take care

Mark, thanks that a great script. I didn't know you could write things that would reflect information like that. Being a programmer I am going to look at more things I can do with it. The problem is that for that machine it didn't return anything. It is so strange cause I can ping the machine...

I have an unidentified computer on the network. The tech that setup the computers does not know where that one was setup. Is there a way that you can tell who is logged on? If I can find out the logged on username, I can find the computer. Thanks !