You should first read all the documentation.
Tango searches for network/hosts three times before giving up.
If you get a lot of warning-signs this may be because smbd/nmbd doesn't have enough stack.
If you don't have a entry for your hostname in the "hosts" setting of your tcp/ip-stack
nmblookup may not work corecctly.
Notes!
If you haven't used a "microsoft network" before you should know it's quirks.
The "microsoft network" works fine when no computers are added or removed from
the network ( power-up/downs, resets ).
If something changes it may take up to 15 minutes before the network have reconfigured.
During that time parts of the network may be unavailable.
Hitting the Update-button will reread current status of the network.
Sometimes this means a lot of "Update"'s before the network re-shapes,
or just wait.
Bugs/ Problems :
Well probably.. I'm not that good a programmer, but there should be no fatal ones.
Bug-reports / Suggestions can be e-mailed to me.
Do not send bug-reports concerning problems caused by Samba or Smb-handler
or the general missbehavior of a microsoft network.
I will not reply to problems caused by you not reading the manuals for any of the required
programs, so if you don't get a reply within 2 weeks* it's equal to "RTFM".
*(June-August it's 2 months.)
Don't connect to yourself on share "All". (This seems to be a problem for SMB-Handler)
Not entirely "idiot-proof".
Suppose something stupid may happen if you stress the gui.
Max network-path about 280 chars. May be shorter due to limitations in smb-handler.
"_" and "$" can not be used in hostnames or shares,
also "." may not be used in hostnames.
Tested on:
A1200T-AGA/ OS3.5
CD32-SX1/ Magellan
A1200/ OS3.0