Configure samba in Linux

The following uses LinuxredhatEnterprise5 as an example. 1. first check whether samba is installed. If you have not installed the SDK, see http://www.2cto.com/ OS /201110/109229.html. 2. view the local ip address...

 

The following uses Linux redhat Enterprise 5 as an example.

1. first check whether samba is installed.

If you haven't installed it, refer to this article: The http://www.2cto.com/ OS /201110/109229.html is installed step by step before proceeding to the next step.

 

2. view the local ip address

3. configure the samba ip address. Step 1:

4. configure the samba ip address. Step 2:

5. configure the samba ip address. Step 3:

6. configure the samba ip address. Step 4:

7. configure the samba firewall. Step 1:

8. configure the samba firewall. Step 2:

9. after the configuration is complete, return to text mode and enable the samba network service.

10. configure the main options of samba. Step 1:

11. configure the main options of samba. Step 2:

12. return to text mode and set the user name and password configured in the previous step.

13. make sure that the Microsoft network client is enabled for windows.

14. log on to the samba server.

15. the user name and password will be prompted during logon. according to the previous configuration, the logon is successful, and other operations can be performed.

From Mr. Tang Seng