according to our windows platform support guys, to accomplish the vice versa part of this, you need to enable the unix services for windows, which should be already included in the win2k that you have. As we are all darn XP here, I could not test this idea. But basically to turn on the unix svcs for win, you do this:
right click My network places
select properties
right click Local Area Connection
select properties
click install
select service
click add
at this point unix svcs for windows shouls be given you as an option. if not, you can d/l it from microsoft and choose have disk option
after completing activation of this new service, you should be able to see something like unix nfs service which you need to turn on and configure to make your disks/directories visible to the unix side.
hope this helps
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UNIX because I majored in cryptology...
