file sharing on linux clients using win2000 server
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file sharing on linux clients using win2000 server
Dear Sir,
Hi,
I m using win200 Server and linux9.0 on clients systems , which services should i start on linux clients so clients able to share files on the network.
Is there any need to change any settings on win2000 server while server is working fine and clients are also working fine using DNS.
I just need to share files
I m new to linux file sharing so plz answer me in detail and in steps
Last I check "linux" wasn't a distro. Are you using Redhat 9.0?
Assuming the share is on the linux client, you need samba. If you are accessing a Windows share from linux, you can use the command line smbclient, smbmnt, or smbmount.
It will also matter if this is a Domain security or workgroup. Probably a little more info on what you are doing will help
Last edited by musicman_ace; 01-10-2005 at 02:12 AM.
I m using linux 9.0 , i just want to share files between linux computer , is there any little step by step tutorial with graphical pics to setup samba on linux clients
#1. Is the shared folder located on the linux client or Windows Server?
#2. Are clients accessing other client's shared folders? (yes/no)
#3. Is this a domain or workgroup, in other words, do they log on with network IDs?
#4. Does the Windows Server need access to client shares? (yes/no)
I'm failing to see where the server enter the equation and therefore why it was included in the post. Sounds like NFS should do all you need.
If you answer these 4 questions, I can guide you through the process. And for the record, you don't have linux 9.0 as the kernel is only at 2.6.10. Your distrobutions version is 9.0 which is what I was asking for.
Last edited by musicman_ace; 01-10-2005 at 03:48 AM.
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