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Hi, This is the procedure I used to add HPLJ5 on Windows network so yours shouldnt be that different... assuming your Samsung has a network address on your lan at a fixed IP Spotlight for printers, then pick 'print & fax', the print & fax dialogue should open Click the + (add) sign bottom...

I would like to connect my Mac book with OSx 10.5.4 to a Windows 2003 server. I have successfully connected a Windows client with PPTP & remote desktop but cant with my Mac. The client seems to be set up OK & connects via PPTP & reported as being connected, however despite checking 'send all...

OK, This is my understanding, if in finder, you click Go, connect to server your credentials (User & Password) will be authenticated by that server, now its likely you have opted to save them in the keychain so they dont appear every time. If you wish to browse the shares, then it seems...

Hi there, How did you get on with the Leopard upgrade? I really like the spaces feature & browsing my network just makes me smile when I see my Windows server as a BSOD Im not sure how much of ths may be relevant to you but: 1. Ensure that you set up a user account on the server with...

Hi, I managed to connect to both Windows 2000 server & Windows 2003 server shares successfully in OS X 10.4 (& also now with OSX10.5.1) using the same method, so Im not sure if an upgrade will resolve this. I could not browse Windows shares until I upgraded to 10.5.1 (ie 10.5 connect to shares...

I upgraded to OS-X Leopard with no problem at all, installed 10.5.1 update this morning & checked the firewall was correctly set, just in case. In fact it was the easiest upgrade Ive ever done, (although I dont use Unsanitys application enhancer) Whilst I can honestly say I dont think Ive...

Hi, I see you post is quite a while ago so you may have sorted it now, but I used the format smb://serverIP/sharename & enter the log in credentials for the share so try smb://192.168.0.103/sharename - (where sharename = the name of your server shares) N Noel