The samba server has no access permission.

Summary: 1. if the samba server cannot be connected, it is a firewall or SELiunx problem, the firewall can be disable directly from the graphic interface or/etc/rc. d/init. d/iptablesstop, SElinux can be used in root...
Summary: 1. if the samba server cannot be connected, it is a firewall or SELiunx problem, the firewall can be disable directly from the graphic interface or/etc/rc. d/init. d/iptables stop, SElinux can be done with setenforce 0 under the root user, which does not need to be restarted. 2. if you can access the remote computer but access the directory prompts that you do not have the permission, this is the permission to share the directory itself. Note that this is not only the permission to access the directory itself, it also includes the permission to access the parent directory of this directory. if your shared directory is/home/jas/share, although the share permission is set to 777, if/home/jas is not, you still do not have permission to access your shared directory. Okay, now we're working.