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From: wjw@IAEhv.nl (Willem Jan  Withagen)
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Subject: SAMBA and OS/2
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Hi,

We're running Samba in the office connected to Win95 and Win 3.11 with 
great satisfaction. But I'm more of a OS/2 addict for my personal
workstation.

Has anybody setup Warp Connect to connect to a Samba server?
What things do I have to click, drag, push and pull? Note, that I'm not
into Net...., Novell, and that stuff. TCP/IP has been sufficient for me.
But OS/2 NFS uses insecure ports, and we don't allow those.

thanx,
	WjW
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