How to share folders through Samba Linux

 
Samba (SMB is the acronym) is a network server for Linux and Windows to share files only; Samba which can be used to share files between Windows and Linux, the same used to share files between Linux and Linux.

1. Configure Linux shared path.

    vi /etc/samba/smb.conf

    edit / etc smb.conf file in / samba directory.

    smb.conf contains a plurality of whole cells, the name of each unit is placed in square brackets ([]) in the respective brackets are distinguishable identification elements. The first unit is a [Global], for some global settings for users who are not familiar with the samba, this unit generally not modified. The second unit is a [home], it is the role of linux users can connect to other machines from their home directory. To set a specific shared directory, it is recommended to add a whole unit in smb.conf end of the file. Generally include a few sentences. Here is an example:

    [Share]
    Comment = the Shared Folder with username and password
    path = / Home / ZWQ
    Valid Users = ZWQ
    public = NO
    Writable = Yes
    Printable = NO
    Create mask = 0765

     

    Description:
    Comment: prompt, network neighbors in the windows on display for the notes.
    path: a shared directory on linux
    valid users: linux allows users to access a shared directory, the user needs is a samba user linux
    public: allow guest access
    writable: allows the user to write
    printable: If set to yes, were identified as printers
    create mask: file permissions set up on a shared directory

2. create a user samba

    SMB user name, used in the following Windows access. This user must exist in the Linux system user, or "smbpasswd -a" command fails.

    -m -s useradd / bin / csh ZWQ

    passwd ZWQ

    the smbpasswd -a ZWQ

3. restart the SMB service.

    /etc/init.d/smbd restart

    if the SMB service is not started, do /etc/init.d/smbd start to start.

    If you want to start SMB service after a system reboot automatically, please join /etc/init.d/boot.local end of the file in the following two lines:

    rcnmb Start
    /etc/init.d/smbd Start

4. Access Linux shared in Windows folder.

    . a Enter the "Start> Run", "\\ Linux server IP address" to log on to the target server as follows:

     

    b. Specific access to a directory, such as Share, the system will pop-up dialog box, users need to enter the samba (zwq).

        Linux systems can access files in the user name and password, user name and password is the above-mentioned increase of samba user name and password.

5. The Linux-Windows shared folder mapped as a local disk partition.

    a. Type "cmd" Starting Windows "Start> Run" command line.

    b Do net use Q:. \\ Linux server IP address \ Share command to complete the mapping.

    c. Open the Windows "My Computer" to see Q disk.
 
After the set can not be found in the new file under windows, mostly want to / home / zhangyi / public authority to 777
 
b Do net use Q:. \\ Linux server IP address \ Share command to complete the mapping.
Note: net use Q: \\ 192.168.40.41 \ public-zhangyi
net use Q: \\ 192.168.40.41 \ followed by the name of the shared folder
 
See the name of the shared folder
vi /etc/samba/smb.conf the red part
 
[public-zhangyi]
   comment = zhangyi Public
   path = /home/zhangyi/public
   browseable = yes
   read only = no
   guest ok = yes
   available = yes

You can also perform net view \\ 192.168.40.41 in cmd
 
Share Name Type Use the comment

-------------------------------------------- ----------
Linux Linux data the data Disk
liulei Disk Liulei Share
public public Disk
public-liulei LiuLei public Disk
public Disk yanghansen public-yanghansen
public-zhangyi zhangyi public Disk
command completed successfully.
 
 
10 map the remote share:
NET use z: \\ IP \ baby
This command will share a shared resource called baby mapped to z disk

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Author: chilled latte 
Source: CSDN 
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