Click Start, Control Panel, User Accounts, click the specific user, and in Related Tasks at the top of the resulting window, choose Manage my network passwords.

In the Stored User Names and Passwords window that results, click the Add button.

In the Server: text box, Enter the Linux/Unix server name. My server is simply called Linux.

In the User name: text box, Enter server name/user name; e.g., linux/lbyard. and enter the password. Reboot.

With the Windows Explorer, look in My Network Places, Entire Network, Microsoft Windows Network, the workgroup name, for the linux server name, and click the + beside it.

You should then see the account. When you click on it the first time it may ask you for the password. After the first time, it should not prompt for the password.

For convenience you can then click and hold the Account name in the Windows Explorer and drag it to the My Network Places icon.

Answered by Raksha , an ibibo Master, at 9:13 AM on June 27, 2008

Click Start,
Control Panel,
User Accounts,
click the specific user,
and in Related Tasks at the top of the resulting window,
choose Manage my network passwords.

In the Stored User Names and Passwords window that results, click the Add button.

In the Server: text box, Enter the Linux/Unix server name. My server is simply called Linux.

In the User name: text box, Enter server name/user name; e.g., linux/lbyard. and enter the password. Reboot.

With the Windows Explorer, look in My Network Places, Entire Network, Microsoft Windows Network, the workgroup name, for the linux server name, and click the + beside it.

You should then see the account. When you click on it the first time it may ask you for the password. After the first time, it should not prompt for the password.

For convenience you can then click and hold the Account name in the Windows Explorer and drag it to the My Network Places icon.

Answered by Om Prakash , an ibibo Master, at 6:08 PM on June 05, 2008

Click Start, Control Panel, User Accounts, click the specific user, and in Related Tasks at the top of the resulting window, choose Manage my network passwords.

In the Stored User Names and Passwords window that results, click the Add button.

In the Server: text box, Enter the Linux/Unix server name. My server is simply called Linux.

In the User name: text box, Enter server name/user name; e.g., linux/lbyard. and enter the password. Reboot.

With the Windows Explorer, look in My Network Places, Entire Network, Microsoft Windows Network, the workgroup name, for the linux server name, and click the + beside it.

You should then see the account. When you click on it the first time it may ask you for the password. After the first time, it should not prompt for the password.

For convenience you can then click and hold the Account name in the Windows Explorer and drag it to the My Network Places icon.

Answered by Sharad Singh , an ibibo Master, at 7:51 PM on June 03, 2008

Hi,

The process to configure windows XP to login into Linux/Unix samba networking are given below-

Click Start, Control Panel, User Accounts, click the specific user, and in Related Tasks at the top of the resulting window, choose Manage my network passwords.

In the Stored User Names and Passwords window that results, click the Add button.

In the Server: text box, Enter the Linux/Unix server name. My server is simply called Linux.

In the User name: text box, Enter server name/user name; e.g., linux/lbyard. and enter the password. Reboot.

With the Windows Explorer, look in My Network Places, Entire Network, Microsoft Windows Network, the workgroup name, for the linux server name, and click the + beside it.

You should then see the account. When you click on it the first time it may ask you for the password. After the first time, it should not prompt for the password.

For convenience you can then click and hold the Account name in the Windows Explorer and drag it to the My Network Places icon.

That will create a short cut to the account and put it where it is readily visible.

Answered by Ajay Pal , an ibibo Master, at 3:46 PM on June 02, 2008

well Radhe, To configure windows XP to login into Linux/Unix Samba Networking ,you should have to follow these steps like :

* Click Start >> Control Panel >> User Accounts

* Click the specific user, and in Related Tasks at the top of the resulting window, choose Manage my network passwords.

* In the Stored User Names and Passwords window that results, click the Add button.

* In the Server: text box, Enter the Linux/Unix server name. My server is simply called Linux.

* In the User name: text box, Enter server name/user name; e.g., linux/lbyard. and enter the password. Reboot. With the Windows Explorer, look in My Network Places, Entire Network, Microsoft Windows Network, the workgroup name, for the linux server name, and click the + beside it.
For convenience you can then click and hold the Account name in the Windows Explorer and drag it to the My Network Places icon.

For more information , please do visit source site:
http://www.duxcw.com/fa q/netwo rk/xpsambalog.htm

Answered by satyaiitk , an ibibo Master, at 11:54 AM on June 02, 2008

well, Click Start, Control Panel, User Accounts, click the specific user, and in Related Tasks at the top of the resulting window, choose Manage my network passwords. In the Stored User Names and Passwords window that results, click the Add button. In the Server: text box, Enter the Linux/Unix server name.

My server is simply called Linux. In the User name: text box, Enter server name/user name; e.g., linux/lbyard. and enter the password. Reboot. With the Windows Explorer, look in My Network Places, Entire Network, Microsoft Windows Network, the workgroup name, for the linux server name, and click the + beside it. You should then see the account.

When you click on it the first time it may ask you for the password. After the first time, it should not prompt for the password.

For convenience you can then click and hold the Account name in the Windows Explorer and drag it to the My Network Places icon.

For more information , please do visit source site:
http://www.duxcw.com/fa q/netwo rk/xpsambalog.htm

Answered by Saurabh , an ibibo Master, at 9:09 AM on June 02, 2008

The process to configure windows XP to login into Linux/Unix samba networking are given below-

Click Start, Control Panel, User Accounts, click the specific user, and in Related Tasks at the top of the resulting window, choose Manage my network passwords.

In the Stored User Names and Passwords window that results, click the Add button.

In the Server: text box, Enter the Linux/Unix server name. My server is simply called Linux.

In the User name: text box, Enter server name/user name; e.g., linux/lbyard. and enter the password. Reboot.

With the Windows Explorer, look in My Network Places, Entire Network, Microsoft Windows Network, the workgroup name, for the linux server name, and click the + beside it.

You should then see the account. When you click on it the first time it may ask you for the password. After the first time, it should not prompt for the password.

For convenience you can then click and hold the Account name in the Windows Explorer and drag it to the My Network Places icon.

That will create a short cut to the account and put it where it is readily visible.

Answered by Nagendra , an ibibo Master, at 7:46 AM on June 02, 2008

To configure windows XP to login into Linux/Unix Samba Networking ,you should have to follow these steps like :

* Click Start >> Control Panel >> User Accounts

* Click the specific user, and in Related Tasks at the top of the resulting window, choose Manage my network passwords.

* In the Stored User Names and Passwords window that results, click the Add button.

* In the Server: text box, Enter the Linux/Unix server name. My server is simply called Linux.

* In the User name: text box, Enter server name/user name; e.g., linux/lbyard. and enter the password. Reboot. With the Windows Explorer, look in My Network Places, Entire Network, Microsoft Windows Network, the workgroup name, for the linux server name, and click the + beside it.

* You should then see the account.

When you click on it the first time it may ask you for the password. After the first time, it should not prompt for the password. For convenience you can then click and hold the Account name in the Windows Explorer and drag it to the My Network Places icon. That will create a short cut to the account and put it where it is readily visible.

Answered by Ram Singh , an ibibo Master, at 7:05 AM on June 02, 2008

To configure windows XP to login into Linux/Unix Samba Networking ,you should have to follow these steps like :

* Click Start >> Control Panel >> User Accounts

* Click the specific user, and in Related Tasks at the top of the resulting window, choose Manage my network passwords.

* In the Stored User Names and Passwords window that results, click the Add button.

* In the Server: text box, Enter the Linux/Unix server name. My server is simply called Linux.

* In the User name: text box, Enter server name/user name; e.g., linux/lbyard. and enter the password. Reboot. With the Windows Explorer, look in My Network Places, Entire Network, Microsoft Windows Network, the workgroup name, for the linux server name, and click the + beside it.

* You should then see the account.

When you click on it the first time it may ask you for the password. After the first time, it should not prompt for the password. For convenience you can then click and hold the Account name in the Windows Explorer and drag it to the My Network Places icon. That will create a short cut to the account and put it where it is readily visible.

Answered by Anju Singh , an ibibo Master, at 6:19 AM on June 02, 2008

To configure windows XP to login into Linux/Unix Samba Networking ,you should have to follow these steps like :

* Click Start >> Control Panel >> User Accounts

* Click the specific user, and in Related Tasks at the top of the resulting window, choose Manage my network passwords.

* In the Stored User Names and Passwords window that results, click the Add button.

* In the Server: text box, Enter the Linux/Unix server name. My server is simply called Linux.

* In the User name: text box, Enter server name/user name; e.g., linux/lbyard. and enter the password. Reboot. With the Windows Explorer, look in My Network Places, Entire Network, Microsoft Windows Network, the workgroup name, for the linux server name, and click the + beside it.

* You should then see the account.

When you click on it the first time it may ask you for the password. After the first time, it should not prompt for the password. For convenience you can then click and hold the Account name in the Windows Explorer and drag it to the My Network Places icon. That will create a short cut to the account and put it where it is readily visible.

Answered by Shobhit , an ibibo Master, at 8:27 PM on May 30, 2008