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How to Install Samba RHEL CentOS

Samba server allows you to share files & print services across Linux & Windows systems. Here is how to configure Samba server in RHEL, CentOS.<br><br>Visit https://fedingo.com/how-to-configure-samba-server-in-rhel-centos/

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How to Install Samba RHEL CentOS

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  1. How to Configure Samba Server in RHEL, CentOS

  2. Install Samba Server Open terminal and run the following commands to install Samba packages. # sudo dnf install samba samba-common samba-client

  3. Configure Samba Shares Next, we need to configure samba shares, that is, a folder that is shared across all client systems on your network.

  4. Secure Samba Share Folder Sometimes you may want to add authentication step for access to certain folders in your samba server. In such cases, you can create a secure folder using this step. If you don’t want user authentication to your folder, you can skip this step.

  5. Access Samba Share from Linux Client To access your Samba Share folder, install the Samba client on your Linux client system.

  6. Access Samba Share from Windows Client To access Samba Share from Windows client, open Run dialog box (Windows Logo Key + R). In the textbox, enter the Samba server’s IP address after double backslash.

  7. Thank You Visit for details https://fedingo.com/how-to-configure-samba-server-in-rhel-centos/

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