Samba Server Configuration

The samba File Server imitates windows file sharing.

Windows Access: \ 192.168.1.200

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Samba Port:

Smbd: improve resource access tcp 139 445 for clinet

Nmbd: upd 137 138 with netbios host name resolution

Installation:

1. Check for installation: rpm-qa | grep smaba

2. Mounting the optical drive: mount/dev/cdrom/mnt/cdrom // The optical drive must be mounted first.

3. ls | grep samba under cd/mnt/cdrom/Centos will show samb related files. You only need to install:

Samba MAIN package installation Step 1: rpm-ivh/mnt/cdrom/CentOS/samba-3.0.33tab completion)

Step 2 of samba-common Configuration File Installation: rpm-ivh/mnt/cdrom/CentOS/samba-common tab completion)

Step 3 of samba-client file installation: mount/dev/cdrom/mnt/cdrom/samba-client tab completion)

4. modify the configuration file:

/Etc/samba/smb. conf # And; Are comments)

[Global]
Workgroup = workgroup

Server string = Description

Log file = log location

Max log size = maximum log size KB

Security = user security level

You can set four security levels:

The user logs on with the samba user. Note: samba users are transformed from system users. To generate a user as a samba user, this user must already be a system user
Share Without Password
Server use verification server Verification
Domain Controller Verification

* ********** When using server, domain needs to be set up in addition, not to mention, samba is mainly used for file sharing, and the two do not need to be *****

Share definitions sharing settings

[Home] shared directory name
Comment = directory description
Browseable = yes whether the directory is visible to users who do not have permissions
Writeable = yes the write permission must be equal to the system directory permission. If the system permission settings are not writable, the write permission is not allowed here)
Valid users = user name limit which User owns the Directory), that is, who owns the current directory
Path =/www specify the location of the shared directory

* ******** You do not need to modify all configurations. To create a shared file, you can add ************************* under [Home ********************

Example:

Two directories are shared. One is that all users in/pub can access and all users can upload files.

One is soft location in/soft, which can only be accessed and uploaded by aa users. Other users cannot access

[Pub]
Browseable = yes
Path =/pub
Writable = yes
[Soft]
Browseable = yes
Path =/soft
Writable = yes

* ******** All the Shared Folders can write only these three items. Others are subject to system permission control ************

Mkdir/pub
Mkdir/soft
Chmod 777/pub // change the permission to 777, that is, all users can access and write
Chmod 700/soft // change the permission to 700, that is, only the owner has the permission and other users do not have any permissions.
Chown aa/soft // change the owner of soft to aa

Service smb restart

6) Declare the System user as a samba user

Smbpasswd-a system user name
Smbpasswd-a aa ****** will prompt you to enter the password. It must comply with the smb password rules and be complex to write; otherwise, it will not pass.

Smbpasswd-x user name Delete samba user

7) restart the service
Service smb restart

Note: Obtain the strictest samba and system permissions.
Samba users must be system users.
The service name started is smb.

**************************************** * Password-less access ****************************
After setting security = user, I still prompt to require a password:
Found:
Add:
Guest account = nobody
Guest OK = yes

8) Client usage

Windows: \ 192.168.1.200

* ****** After a user logs on, the user will log on directly next time. to log on again, clear the cache.

Run cmd: net use to View cache
Cmd: net use */del Delete Cache

Linux client:
Smbclient // 192.168.140.253/soft-U aa log on to the linux Server

Smbclient // 192.168.180.250/src-U administrator log on to the windows Server src as the shared directory, no matter how deep the directory is, write src directly)

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