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Long names tend to cause problems when no AD/DNS server is present. Setting
up WINS on the Samba server might suffice. Barring that, break out nmap and
make sure SMB is bound to IP and the systems are listening on tcp 445.
Someone might have done something fancy prior to your arrival.

--
Jonathan


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