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The official documentation is at: http://docs.alfresco.com
This article refers to Alfresco 3.3 & 3.4 and testing was performed with a vanilla Windows 2008 R2 x64 and a vanilla Windows 2003 server both of which were not configured in a domain (e.g. domain=WORKGROUP). Client side testing was performed on the server as well as separate Windows 7 and Windows XP clients.
This page lists instructions for configuring SMB/CIFS on a Windows 2003 or 2008 server.
cifs.enabled=true
cifs.domain=WORKGROUP
cifs.serverName=${localname}A
cifs.hostannounce=true
(Note that this step can be skipped if installed on a local WindowsXP computer (not server))
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Please note that Windows 7 is slow to connect if the user logging in is not logged in with a username that is the same as their Alfresco user name. A delay of 30 seconds may be seen if that is the case.
If this doesn't seem to work correctly, try running nbtstat -n on the server. It should display something like this where the serverName parameter can be seen (in this case the localhost was named ALF33ENT and the serverName parameter was set as above with a trailing A on the end).
If you are running Windows 2003 and get an error like Failed to access NetBT Driver - NetBT may not be loaded, you may not be logged in as an administrator. You must be an administrator to run nbtstat. If you are still getting this error, you might want to reset your network settings. You can do this by running the command netsh int ip reset c:\reset.log and rebooting. Before doing that - Please note that this will reset your TCP/IP settings and your IP address will be set to DHCP if it was static before. Therefore, make sure you copy down your static IP addresses and nameserver settings and have a way to connect back to the server. After the reboot, you can reset your static IP and name servers.
The same general installation will work with Windows 2003 as well with the exception of the first step of needing 64 bit java.
The same general installation will work with Windows XP Professional with the exception of the enabling NetBIOS over TCP/IP.
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