Take the 2-minute tour ×  I've tried the various tutorials and
no success so far.    • I can connect to the router and from
there to the internet, but I cannot see any network shares.   •
I'm connecting through wlan0.   • I would prefer to keep the
dynamic IP address if possible.  In answer to heavyd, smbtree
gives me:  cli_start_connection: failed to connect to
COMPUTER1<20> ( Error    NT_STATUS_UNSUCCESSFUL      \\MY-LAPTOP
my-laptop server (Samba, Ubuntu) failed tcon_X with
NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED  cli_start_connection: failed to connect
to COMPUTER2<20> ( Error NT_STATUS_UNSUCCESSFUL  The data above
has been anonymized for my protection.  Also I can ping them, I
just can't see them via smb://.  share|improve this question can
you ping to the other computer IP through wlan0 ? –  Ye Lin Aung
Apr 13 '10 at 3:21 If you run smbtree from the terminal, does it
show anything? –  heavyd Apr 13 '10 at 3:26 There is a package
in the repositories called 'winbind' that will allow you to
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