read the man page for samba, which handles windows shares in linux
You'll probably be able to figure it out just by reading the comments in your /etc/samba/smb.conf file though it's pretty easy. This is where you'll do ALL the setup to get the thing up and running.
On the distros that I've used samba runs as a service which means to turn it on / off you log in as root and then go 'service start smb'
If you're running redhat, I think there's a graphical tool as well called redhat-config-samba. Again, you have to be root
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