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Hey, that sounds very sensible and no, I didn't do that. I will do that shortly and see if I get any good results. Definitely makes sense!! Thanks, Allen |
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Update: I've managed to connect from my Linux machine to all of my MS machines, but can't get the MS machines to see the Linux machine no matter my effrorts. Any guesses what I'm missing? Thanks, Allen |
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That sounds like a derivation of Vino which is the remote desktop server for Ubuntu. That could easily be a misspelling on my part, it could be Vino in Linux Mint also, it's been awhile since I messed with it, I kept an old copy of it but of course can't find it anywhere right now!! |
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Update: I think it's Vino, not Vina as I posted earlier, and this might help: https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=305841 |
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Still no luck getting the MS network to find my Linux computer. I have given permissions on all of my MS computers but still no luck. I'm at a standstill. Any ideas? Allen |
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Still no luck getting the MS network to find my Linux computer. I have given permissions on all of my MS computers but still no luck. Did you google the Vino problem? https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=169459#:~:text=Launch%20dconf-Editor%20and%20navigate%20to%3A%20desktop.gnome.remote-access%20Here%20you,to%20work.%20Password%2C%20encryption%2C%20notify%20on%20connection%20etc. |
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gsettings set org.gnome.Vino require-encryption false gsettings set org.gnome.Vino enabled true pasted into the Terminal is usually all that is required. And of course add it to your Startup Applications so that it runs at boot. ![]() |
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Thanks gents. I will give all a try. I was not sure the vino would work for me since I am doing nothing that I know of with vnc of any sort. Thanks again. Allen |
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Still no luck..... got this error. No such schema “org.gnome.Vino†|
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Get Teamviewer. ![]() |
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Thanks gents. I will give all a try. I was not sure the vino would work for me since I am doing nothing that I know of with vnc of any sort. It's been a while since I posted so have forgotten what you have tried so far. The schema is contained in the Vino package. Have you installed Vino yet? sudo apt install vino Vino is the basis of Desktop Sharing. So yes you need it. ![]() |
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Thanks Keith! No I don't have it installed. Will do and get back to you. Allen |
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Keith, I'm just about to give up. I loaded Vino with no problems and then loaded the two lines you gave me into my terminal and into startup. Went over to two of my MS machines, one with Win7 and one with Win10, neither listed my Linux machine in the network. Don't have a clue since all permissions are allowed. Guess I just don't have the secret mustard.. Alllen |
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Have you shared at least one resource on the Linux machine? If you aren't advertising any resource to the network, it explains why you don't find it on the Windows side. Share the Documents or Downloads folder. Or just the Desktop folder. Open the File Manager. Right-click the folder and in the menu click create Local Share. You will get a dialogue saying it is setting the share up and the folder will get a green circle share symbol ovelayed on the folder in the folder corner. Then check again from the Windows machine. ![]() |
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Well Keith, Yes, I have Home, Desktop, Documents and Downloads all shared and I get nothing on any of my MS computers. I know this might seem very strange and that it seems as though I have not done something right, but unless there is something on the Linux side that I have failed to enhance, I can't think of anything else I can do on the MS side. I have worked in IT on the MS side for many years and have only dabbled in the Unix side. Seems to me that I have given every permission possible on the MS side and have also disabled my firewalls just to see if it made any difference and of course it did not. I am still very willing to try any other ideas you may have and I greatly appreciate your help. Thanks again! Allen |
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Yes, I have Home, Desktop, Documents and Downloads all shared and I get nothing on any of my MS computers. To see the list of Ubuntu machines on Win10: Administrative Tools->Local Security Policy->Local Policies->Security Options->Network security: LAN Manager authentication level: set to “Send LM and NTLM responses†EDIT: With luck, they will show up automatically in "This PC". But more probably, you will have to enter them manually. Go to Run, and then \\Machine name For example, "\\Ryzen3900X" Then, you can drag and drop the machine name or any shared folders to the desktop or wherever. |
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Thanks for adding to the thread Jim from a Windows user viewpoint. I don't have any current Windows experience so am not helpful. I last ran Windows 7 back in 2011. ![]() |
Send message Joined: 9 Jul 17 Posts: 100 Credit: 16,967,906 RAC: 0 ![]() ![]() |
It is a very obscure setting. I don't recall where I found it, but use it for setting up all my new Windows machines, starting in the Win7 days. The setting is still the same. There may still be other settings, but it looks like you and alk44 have found all the other ones I can think of at the moment. There is always something more it seems. |
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Strange as it may seem, when I go to Administrative Tools, I get no option for >Local Security Policy. I've tried several things like even searching for it and no luck. Any chance you got the location wrong?? Allen |
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Googling gets this: Use the local security policy approach: Use “Start->Run†and type in “gpedit.msc†in the “Run†dialog box. A “Group Policy†window will open. Click down to “Local Computer Policy -> Computer Configuration -> Windows Settings -> Security Settings -> Local Policies -> Security Options. Find the policy “Network Security: LAN Manager authentication levelâ€. Right click on this policy and choose “Propertiesâ€. LAN Manager authentication level: set to “Send LM and NTLM responses†![]() |
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