Anonymous sharing under Ubuntu is successfully set.

Linux has been around for a long time, and the virtual machine carrying WinXP has been installed for a while, so there has been no file transfer between the Linux host and the Windows virtual machine. Sharing is the simplest and most commonly used method for file transmission. It is best to share files anonymously, which is very convenient. In school, security is not very important. Ubuntu provides the "shared folder" configuration in system> system management. However, after the folder needs to be shared, it cannot be accessed normally in Windows. The following is my method for implementing Anonymous Access: first, I confirmed that it has been completely Linux for so long, and the virtual machine carrying WinXP has been installed for a while, you can never transfer files between a Linux host and a Windows virtual machine. Sharing is the simplest and most commonly used method for file transmission. It is best to share files anonymously, which is very convenient. In school, security is not very important.

Ubuntu provides the "shared folder" configuration in system> system management. However, after the folder needs to be shared, it cannot be accessed normally in Windows. The following describes how to implement anonymous access:

First, confirm that samba has been installed. This should be fine in ubuntu, because the first time you open the "shared folder" in system management, you will be prompted to automatically download and install samba.

Configure the samba configuration file
Sudo gedit/etc/samba/smb. conf

Follow the instructions below:
[Global]
# Working groups displayed in WINDOWS
Workgroup = workgroup
# Computer name displayed in windows
Netbios name = baileyking