[Unattended] guest and 'The password is invalid for \\ntinstall\install'

Martin Schulte <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.windows.unattended.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hello,
i'm trying to use unattended. Netboot already works fine. i created a 
samba share in the described way. I can reach the samba share from a 
windows client using \\ntinstall\install and user guest with password 
guest. i also have an user winint with password winint. When i pxe-boot 
unattended i get the message "The password is invalid for 
\\ntinstall\install". I also tried to overwrite the defaults with 
\\<IP>\install and i also used my second user winint but with the same 
result.
The whole output on the client is
------
You are currently logged on as GUEST.
You first must log off successfully.
The command completed successfully.
Mapping Z: to \\ntinstall\install ...
The password is invalid for \\ntinstall\install
Type the password for \\ntinstall\install
-----
my smb.conf looks like this:
-------------------
[global]

# guest account for unattended
  guest account   = guest
  unix extensions = no

...

# Disable changing of password using samba
  unix password sync = yes
  passwd program = /bin/false %u

...

[install]
   comment  = Unattended
   writable = no
   locking  = no
   path     = /opt/unattended/install
   guest ok = yes

-------------------

Any idea or a tip for reasons of this? And where is the corresponding  
autoexec.bat  for the netboot.
Thanks, Martin


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