Linux installation configuration Samba tutorial collation

Samba enables file sharing between Linux and win, and is excellent for in-house development of document sharing.

Installing Samba

See if Samba is installed

# Rpm-qa | grep Samba

Install Samba server and client directly via Yum

#yum-y Install samba samba-client

Samba's main configuration file is/etc/samba/smb.conf, which is mainly achieved under win through the account login Linux share, complex configuration can refer to the final address. Add a section of shared block directly after smb.conf.

[Public]

Comment = Public Files

path =/data/share/public public

= no

writable = yes

browseable = y Es

The configuration block is indented through the tab and the copy may be a space. Add a system user and add users to the Samba account

# useradd-s/sbin/nologin smbuser
# smbpasswd-a smbuser smbpasswd
command smbpasswd-a
Add user (the user to be added must be a system user)
smbpasswd

-D freezes the user, that is, the user is not logged in
SMBPASSWD-E restore users, unfreeze users, so that frozen users can use the
Smbpasswd-n sets the user's password to null. Note If you set the NO PASSWORD, to allow the user to log on to the Samba server with an empty password, the administrator must set the following parameters in the global segment of the smb.conf configuration file: null passwords = yes
Smbpasswd-x Delete User

Test configuration is correct-testparm

Test if Samba settings are correct, such as the configuration above

# testparm-s smb.conf

Load smb config files from smb.conf

processing Section ' [public] '

Loaded Services file OK.

Server Role:role_standalone

[global]

workgroup = MyGroup

Server string = Samba server Version%v

Passdb backend = Tdbsam

log file =/var/log/samba/%m.log

cups options = raw

[public]

Comment = Public Files

Path =/data/share/public

Read Only = No

Start Samba

View Samba service status, startup, and restart.

# service smb status smbd  (pid  30408)  is running ... nmbd  (PID   30411)  is running   # service smb stop SHUTTING DOWN SMB  services:                                 [   ok  ] shutting down nmb services:                          

       [  ok  ]   # service smb start starting smb services:                                       [  ok  ] starting nmb services:                                       [  ok  &NBSP]   # service smb restart shutting down smb services:                                  [  ok  ] Shutting  down NMB services:                                  [  ok  ] starting smb services:                                       [  ok  ] Starting NMB  services:                                       [  OK  ]

Set up the Samba service to boot from

# chkconfig--list |  grep SMB SMBs

0:off 1:off 2:off 3:off 4:off 5:off 6:off

# chkconfig SMB on

# Chkconfig--list | grep SMB SMB

0:off 1:off 2:off 3:on 4:off 5:on 6

: Off
Windows purge shared Records

After the success of the samba connection will be logged in the local account password, the next can be directly connected, if you need to switch account can manually delete the connection record.
View Access Records

C:\users\administrator>net use

No new network connections are logged.

State Local Remote network

--------------------------------------------------------------------------
OK \\42.121.104.209\public Microsoft Windows Network
Command completed successfully.

Clear Access Record

C:\users\administrator>net Use \\42.121.104.209\public/delete
\\42.121.104.209\public has been deleted.