Xserve SMB - 2 network ports and 1 big headache
I use 2 network ranges in the building, a routable IP range for our mac desktops and a non-routable for our PC's. It's a security thing. 🙂 I need the ability for my PC clients to transfer files to the Xserve. This is where SMB comes into play.
On my xserve, one of the network ports is on the routable range to take care of Mail and AFP. The second port is configured in the non-routable range so my PC's can connect.
The problem is when I configure SMB, the server makes the 1st port (config'd with the routable ip) the Workgroup Master Browser:
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Samba name server MY_SERVER is now a local master browser for workgroup MYWORKGROUP on subnet xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
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The pc's don't see the workgroup or computer name. How can I specify my 2nd port, with the non-routable IP, to be the Workgroup Master Browser?
On my xserve, one of the network ports is on the routable range to take care of Mail and AFP. The second port is configured in the non-routable range so my PC's can connect.
The problem is when I configure SMB, the server makes the 1st port (config'd with the routable ip) the Workgroup Master Browser:
***
Samba name server MY_SERVER is now a local master browser for workgroup MYWORKGROUP on subnet xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
***
The pc's don't see the workgroup or computer name. How can I specify my 2nd port, with the non-routable IP, to be the Workgroup Master Browser?
Mac OS X (10.5.6)