Tao of Mac

Wednesday, July 13th 2005

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    Jul 13 2005, 20:44

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    Rui Carmo

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SMB

Server Message Block, the base protoclol that underpins Windows File Sharing (now renamed to CIFS). Usually synonymous with Samba.

Resources:

  • Set Windows Server 2003 to allow Mac connections.
  • Speed up network between OS X and Windows XP - apparently IPv6 can get in the way sometimes.
  • Troubleshooting Windows Sharing (plus LOTS of background info)
  • Samba, an Open Source implementation currently bundled with most UNIX systems.

Miscellaneous:

Stopping Mac OS X from creating .DS_Store files in network volumes:

defaults write com.apple.desktopservices DSDontWriteNetworkStores true

See Also

Using DFS Shares in LeopardOn The CuspFinderMy Five Wishes for Leopard
Stuff I've Been Looking AtMy Eur. 0.02 on Windows Home ServerFive Things I'd Like To See On a "Next-Gen" Game ConsoleBring On Holographic Storage
Mac OS XLinksys NSLU2Side-SwitchingUNIX
WindowsBackup Day - AlmostBack To WorkRandom Slowness
Brownout Gone BlackBackup DayNASLiteLink Swarm
Random NotesNeat IdeasFix a Troubled MacPalm/Software/WiFile
The Mouse, Done RightSharePointsQuiet Day, Low TrafficDancing With Rendezvous
ArsTechnica on PantherPanther First ImpressionsQubeThe Quest For Easier Information Management
Samba ShoehornedPalm/Software/SmbMatePraise the MacSamba
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