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Connecting to W2K Machine NTFS

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Name: Karl
Date: October 20, 2001 at 08:37:47 Pacific
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Is any body aware of how to connect from a MAC using OSX to a Win2k PC with hardrive setup as a NTFS file system.

The Win2k machine has got a printer attached to it HP 2000C, setup as a network printer connect to the network that that is an ethernet and also has a folder setup to share files with other pcs.

I want the Mac to be able to connect to this shared folder and to use the network win2k pcs printer. The PC has the apple talk protocol installed.

When i ping the MACs IP address from the pc cmd prompt it comes up as if the mac is listening.

ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRIATED AS I HAVE NO EXPERIENCE WITH MACS

THNAKS KARL



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Name: bob
Date: October 21, 2001 at 15:42:02 Pacific
Reply:

There are two products available which
will allow MacOSX to communicate with
Windows machines. Sharity is a client,
which allows connectivity to remote PC's.
Samba is an SMB (Windows File
Sharing) Server and allows full control of
domains, browse lists and browesability
via the remote PC's Network
Neighborhood.

You can find both on this site;

http://www.macosxapps.com/index.php?t
opic=networking


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