Very Computer

1. How can I map a drive letter from 95/NT to SCO Unix directory?

Arthur Emerson III enscribed:

| >
| > I need some help to find a way to map a DOS
| > drive letter in the range of F:-Z: to a
| > specific directory on the SCO Unix server.
| >
| > e.g MAP E: /usr/mydir (Not the exact syntax!)
| >
| > I am not sure if it is as easy as it sounds.
| > BTW both the Unix server and the Windows
| > wkstns. are connected over the LAN using
| > TCP/IP.
|
| Nothing is ever as easy as it sounds.  Your choices as I see them are to
| either get an NFS package for each PC you will use to connect to the UNIX
| system, or else install SAMBA on the UNIX system and let it pretend to be
| an NT server to the other PC's via their native SMB protocol over TCP/IP.
| Having done this both ways, I would suggest SAMBA.  It's free for the
| porting, and works reliably.  http://samba.anu.edu.au/samba/ has info.
| Also, SCO has (had?) some SMB tools out at one time, which may be worth
| investigating.....

Are you serious?  VisionFS is discussed almost everyday.
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