SolutionBase: Integrating Fedora Core 5 with a Windows network

Now, from a Windows system, browse to this server using either UNC (\\systemname), or Network Neighborhood. If all goes as planned, you should be greeted with a regular Windows authentication dialog box and then be presented with a list of the shares that were assigned to the user account you used to log into the Fedora system. You'll see this screen above.That's it!

This level of Fedora/Windows integration, where each system remains independent of one another, lends itself well to sharing files and printers, but can become difficult to maintain as the system grows.