Setting up a Samba server

Setting up a Samba server

Samba is a free software that implements the SMB protocol on Linux and UNIX systems. Consists of the server and the client program.

1. Install the Samba server:

#yum Install Samba-y

2. go to config file directory:

#cd/etc/samba/

3. Edit the Smb.cof file

#vim SMB.COF

4. You can filter out some comments by grep by: # spaces: Start with

#grep–v"#"SMB.COF |grep–v"∧$"|grep–v"∧;"

5. Restart the service

#/etc/init.d/smb restart

6. Native Firewall shutdown

#/etc/init.d/iptables stop

So we successfully built the Samba server and entered the Start menu to enter the server IP.

Note The configuration file is detailed:

[global]                                                      

        workgroup = mygroup         // The work required to set up samba  server is composed of

        Server string = Samba server Version%v    //Samba The version number

Security = Share   // Access does not require a user name and password

Passdb backend = Tdbsam

Load printers = yes

Cups options = raw

 [data]                                                  // shared directory

     comment=temporary file space             // Description of the share, any word character

    path=/data                             Span style= "line-height:150%;font-family: ' Microsoft Jas Black ', ' sans-serif '; color: #92D050; background: #FFFFFF;" >    // path of the shared directory

     Read only=no                   // Is it read only?    no readable writable yes: Read-only

Public=yes  // shared

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Setting up a Samba server