Install and configure Samba in centos and share it with Windows

Refer to the installation method here, if there is no network.

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Usually there is a network, so there is no need to be so troublesome. Then let's start with ^_^.

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Host OS: Windows 7.

Guest OS: centos 5.7

Virtual Machine: VMWare Player 4 build.

Connection Type: Nat

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Open terminal:

# Yum install samba

# Yum install system-config-samba

# Setup disabled SELinux // This is to prevent external access to centos from being blocked by SELinux.

|-Security level enabled // modify

|-Customize-> allow inconing-> modify samba

# System-config-sabma

|-Preference-> Samba users-> Add User-> example:

 

|-Preference-> server settings-> basic-> Workgroup: workgroup

|-Preference-> server settings-> basic-> Security: encrypt passwards: Yes

|-Add share-> access-> only allow access to specific users: *** (username)

|-Basic:

#/Etc/init. d/SMB start samba
Now you can access it.

#/Sbin/ifconfig (to obtain the address dynamically allocated by the current virtual machine, you can set a static IP address for the virtual machine)

Take a look at Inet ADDR: 192.168.72.128

Return to winodws OS and enter
\ 192.168.72.128

OK. Successful access is as follows:

PS:

Extension 1: folder permission issues <-you can use chmod 777 *** to modify them!

Extension 2: Samba file configuration problems <-# vi/etc/samba/smb. conf

Extension 3: Add Samba to auto-start <-# vi/etc/TPD/custom. conf

I just got started with the network. I hope I can help anyone who needs it. ^_^