Install Linux and enable Windows to access shared folders in Linux

A recent project is required, so I started to study little red hat. A Linux server is installed. It is completely installed and has a graphic interface. It was a bit confusing at the beginning. Just installed, mark it first, or forget it someday...

For Linux:

I installed it in the VM and made 20 GB. It felt a little big. The installation process is simple. After the installation is complete, you need to configure the network. Let's talk about this...

1. By default, there will be a root account, which I use to log on.

2. There is a network in the system configuration, and static IP addresses are configured. The IP addresses in windows and windows are in the same segment. The last IP address is random, as long as there is no conflict. DNS is also configured. Then activate it.

3. There is a server setting in the system settings. Select the samba service and create a directory to be shared.

4. Choose system Settings> Server Settings> service, select SMB, and enable the service.

5. Enter IP Tables-F in the terminal to remove firewall settings in Linux.

 

At this time, you can go to Windows to see.

1. Run cmd to enter the console, ping the Linux IP address, and check whether the IP address can be pinged.

2. Access the machine directly from the IP address in the running box. Now you can see the Linux shared folder.

3, you can install SSHSecureShellClient-3.2.9 on the windows side. Open the interface and select quick connect.

Host Name: Enter the Linux IP address.

User name: Root

Port Number: 22

Then you can connect to it. At this time, he needs to enter the password. The password of the root account.

Okay. Let's talk about it first, and then proceed to the investigation...