How to navigate in a private network under OS4?

Hello,

I have installed samba following the great "Amiga Samba for idiots guide"
from Michael Carrillo (Mikey_C) Great work Mikey.

Everything its ok and I can ping my PC but now.. How can I navigate in my
network from my amiga and see what files are in my PC directories or, if I
want, get files stored in my PC?

There are any amiga programs with GUI (like Windows Explorer) that can
surf the network?

Finally, there are any shell commands that show which is my amiga IP in
that momment? (like the Dos IPCONFIG command)

Thanks in advance

@AlfaR0me0

Samba is doing the reverse thing : it's a server part that will enable your Amiga to share some drawer on a Microsoft network.
What you are searching is smbfs (no gui, in itself but enable you to mount shares from any computer on your network as a volume on your system (and WB)), else you can try AmigaNetCenter (OS4Depot) it might be what you are searching I don't know I use smbfs to mount my NAS on my A1.

@AlfaR0me0

Quote:
shownetstatus

@abalaban

how can you manage smbfs to show the share on wb? i can only access it from a shell or dopus.

@amije

just add a Quote: on your command line instead of using Quote: or nothing at all.

But as usual that's a matter of RTFM (common it's a small 7KB file !)

@Elwood
@abalaban

I will try smbfs and AmigaNetCenter.

The command ShowNetStatus it's what I'm after to show my IP

Thanks for your help friends.

@abalaban

Quote:

lol, i've got to remember this.

-edit-
btw it's a whole 20kb!

From my PC with win7 I can see a samba share that is my Amiga OS4.1 but can?t open it.

It?s necessary install something in win7 for it can open the amiga share?

I read in another forum that there is a known bug in Samba that prevents Win7 machines from connecting properly unless do a registry modification, is this true?