The SMB File Transfer Utility can communicate with the SMB file servers
implemented in the IBM PC LAN Program versions 1.2 and 1.3 and in the OS/2 LAN
server. When adding SMB File Transfer Utility users to the OS/2 server, be
sure to identify them as DOS users. The Macintosh SMB File Transfer
workstation name must match the OS/2 user name exactly.
If no files or folders appear in the AFE window for any directory on an SMB
server, there are three possible explanations:
1) You have no access privileges for that directory.
2) There are no files or folders within that directory.
3) SMB File Transfer cannot determine your access privileges for the
directory volume. If this is the case, the SMB File Transfer assumes
that you have no access privileges for this directory.
To determine access privileges when communicating with the OS/2 LAN Server, SMB
File Transfer requires that you have either all privileges (A) for the
directory to which you connect, or that at least one file exists in that
directory.
If you do not have the required privileges, the network administrator needs
to create at least one file in the directory to which users connect. This
file gives the SMB File Transfer the information it needs to determine your
access privileges.
For more information about communicating with an OS/2 LAN server, please
read the Update to Apple SMB File Transfer Utility User's Guide shipped
with the TokenTalk NB Card.