Using Samba as a File Server, PDC or Domain Client
Mar 22nd, 2006 by Doug
I have a bunch of presentations I’ve given to
the Greater Hartford GNU/Linux User’s
Group (GHGLUG) over the past two years; I’m updating them
individually and putting them back online.
The first is a presentation on Samba, and how to use it for secure file sharing (as an NFS replacement), as a Windows domain controller, or as a Windows domain client. You can download it here in the original Oo.org or PDF formats, or just check it out online:
The Samba configuration files referenced in the presentation can also be downloaded:
Note:The presentations are licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL), so feel free to modify, share or use them for your own user’s group tutorials.
Technorati Tags: Samba, Linux, Unix, Howto
The first is a presentation on Samba, and how to use it for secure file sharing (as an NFS replacement), as a Windows domain controller, or as a Windows domain client. You can download it here in the original Oo.org or PDF formats, or just check it out online:
The Samba configuration files referenced in the presentation can also be downloaded:
Note:The presentations are licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL), so feel free to modify, share or use them for your own user’s group tutorials.
Technorati Tags: Samba, Linux, Unix, Howto
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