Install Samba Server Windows
What is Samba?Samba is an open source implementation for Linux environments of the Server Message Block (SMB) protocol which allows connections to be established between Windows, Linux and UNIX networks with full compatibility.Now we will see how to install and configure Samba on Debian 9. Before Installing SAMBABefore installing and configuring Samba in Debian 9, we will perform the following tasks for the optimal functioning of the connectivity between Linux and Windows. Installing the nano editorTo edit the Samba configuration files, we will install the nano editor by executing the following line: apt-get install nano 2.
This will both aid in offering assistance and provide context.Low quality posts will be removed. Charter does not participate in or (as far as I know) monitor this subreddit.Some posters here claim to be installers for Charter in various parts of the country. Although I have no reason to doubt their word, please know that their claims are unverified.Feel free to ask questions and to post links to Charter-related news.Also, since Charter has bought Time Warner Cable and Bright House, but has not converted everything to the same platforms, please note which provider you used to have and your general location.
In this tutorial you will learn how to install and set-up Samba server to provide different networked file stores and shares for multiple organizations. You will also be able to get access the shares from Windows and Linux. You need an Ubuntu 16.04 server, you can get all information from its set-up guide.
Install Samba Server Windows 7
Enable the Debian server in WindowsTo be able to access from Windows to the Samba server in Debian we must edit the Windows hosts file.To do this, we will open a console of the command prompt as administrators and execute the following line.