Complete Frustration: Trying To Share A Seagate 4tb Drive (usb) On Windows Network

Ok, so I recently installed a Maxtor USB 500Gb external drive. I had to change some permissions but it works like a champ.

I really need more room so I bought a Seagate USB 4tb. I wiped the drive and reformated as ext2. (I am using a really old machine running RedHat). I duplicated my file permissions etc and it works find locally but is nowhere to be found on the network. Completely at a loss. Thank you.


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