Samba allows Windows NT machines to interact with a Unix machine to handle the Windows Server Message Block (SMB) or call. Samba: UNIX and NT Internetworking take a neutral approach to the Samba platform suitable for any reader, regardless of familiarity with either Windows unix. This is the one to read if you have a Samba problem weird or you just want to know more about how the server and client work. Conversational writing style in this book is freely interspersed with lines from configuration files, Windows Registry entries, and table selection list. Windows 2000 special consideration in this book, and you'll find quite a lot of information about how to interact with Samba's Wall. - David Topics covered: Samba 2.0.x and its relationship with Unix, Windows NT, and Windows 2000.