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From: Luigi Rizzo <luigi@labinfo.iet.unipi.it>
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> samba provides LanManager services on a TCP/IP protocol stack
> for UNIX. Thus you can make a FreeBSD system serve a group of Win3.11
> (WfW), Win95 or Win/NT boxes as a file and print server. Additionally
> you have client functionality, i.e. you can copy a file to a Windows box
> provided the Windows box has exported the corresponding directory.

Wow! exactly what I was looking for!

	Thanks
	Luigi