Can't connect to company's network

[deathoftheweb]

I can't connect to my company's network. I'm running Ubuntu 9.04. I go to places/connect to server. Then I click SSH. I type in the IP address and click connect. It connects to the IP address but it requires a username and password.

From what I understand there is no password for the system. You just type the user name in and you can access the server. I can log in with the Macintosh computers just fine without a password.

What am I doing wrong? How can I log in without a password?

The employees aren't happy with me.

[deathoftheweb]

Oh and the Server is Running Mac OSX. That might have something to do with it.

[i.r.id10t]

Well, if you are typing in an IP and getting a user/pass prompt, it means you are already on the network.

You want to connect to a network share. If you have windows machines mapping drives, then it is almost certainly a samba share, not a SSH connection....

[deathoftheweb]

Can you please elaborate?

The server is running OSX Server edition. I don't know if it would be windows mapping or not?

[wojox]

Well what happens when you type in the optional information like

Port: 22

User Name: <your user name>

[deathoftheweb]

I entered the information and it says "permission denied."