The configuration of Samba server in Linux

1. See if Samba services are installed

# RPM –qa |grep Samba

2. if not installed, the security

# Yum Install Samba

Execute 4 times this command

3. View the installed Samba files

#rpm –qa |grep Samba

4. Change configuration file

# vim/etc/samba/smb.conf

Attention:

A: do an anonymous interview with Sambaserver--changes such as the following:

a) security =share

b) path=/home/hsx---------- change path in [public]

Save and exit

c) create the Hsx folder under the Home folder and

#cd/Home

#mkdirhsx

#chmod777 HSX// change its permissions

d) restart Samba Services

#service SMB Start

e) view Sambaserver

#smbclient –L//192.168.1.111/public

f) log in to Sambaserver and upload and download

#smbclient//192.168.1.111/public

#get1. txt ( download 1.txt files to the root folder)

#putinstall. log ( upload install.log file to Hsx folder)

Note: When you want to upload or download a file or folder to a specified folder, you first need to go to the specified folder. In an SMB operation

B: do a login with user authentication visit Sambaserver--changes such as the following:

The others are the same as the first, and the differences are as follows:

1) in the file Security=user

2) Create user U1 and set password

#useraddu1

3) Add the user to the SMBserver, associate

#smbpasswd –a U1

4) Restart the service

#servicesmb restart

5) View Sambaserver

#smbclient –L//192.168.1.111/u1–U U1

6) log in to Sambaserver and upload and download

#smbclient//192.168.1.111/u1 –U U1

#get1. txt ( download 1.txt files to the root folder)

#putinstall. log ( upload install.log file to Hsx folder)

The configuration of Samba server in Linux