Samba - Revision history

DrModiford at 03:41, 13 October 2007

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DrModiford: Link to WINS

2007-10-13T03:40:47Z

Link to WINS

DrModiford at 15:31, 3 September 2007

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DrModiford at 15:28, 3 September 2007

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DrModiford at 15:26, 3 September 2007

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DrModiford at 15:24, 3 September 2007

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DrModiford at 15:13, 3 September 2007

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DrModiford at 15:11, 3 September 2007

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DrModiford at 14:43, 3 September 2007

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Map7 at 22:14, 30 October 2006

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 [[Samba_Configuration]]
-Samba also contains an implementation of Microsoft's [[WINS | Windows Internet Name Service]] service.
+Samba also contains an implementation of Microsoft's [[WINS | Windows Internet Name Service (WINS)]] service.
 [[Category:Ports and Packages]]
 [[Category:FreeBSD for Servers]]

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 [[Samba_Installation]] -
 [[Samba_Configuration]]
 [[Category:Ports and Packages]]
 [[Category:FreeBSD for Servers]]

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-Samba ([http://www.samba.org samba.org]) is an open-source project that provides network-based file and printer sharing capabilities typically found on Microsoft server platforms.  It is described as a re-implementation of Microsoft's own SMB / CIFS protocols to the point of operating as a Primary Domain Controller (as found on Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Server).  It can function within Active Directory but is not capable of being a full Active Directory Controller (as found on Microsoft Windows 2000 /2003 Server).  When installed and configured on FreeBSD other Windows computers will see it is a Windows file server on the network.
+Samba ([http://www.samba.org samba.org]) is an open-source project that provides network-based file and printer sharing capabilities typically found on Microsoft server platforms.  It is described as a re-implementation of Microsoft's own SMB / CIFS protocols to the point of operating as a Primary Domain Controller (as found on Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Server).  It can function within Active Directory but is not capable of being a full Active Directory Controller (as found on Microsoft Windows 2000 / 2003 Server).  When installed and configured on FreeBSD other Windows computers will see it is a Windows file server on the network.
 Two web based systems exist to manage Samba servers:
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 * [[Webmin]] is a modular management system that has a Samba component.
-The project also enable a FreeBSD user to connect to other file servers whether the remote system is a Windows based or Samba based server.
+The Samba system also enables a FreeBSD user to connect to other SMB / CIFS based file servers regardless of whether the remote system is running Microsoft Windows or FreeBSD operating systems.
 These articles will cover installing Samba under FreeBSD, configuring it, and configuring the client windows machines.

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 Two web based systems exist to manage Samba servers:
-* Samba Web Administration Tool, swat, is specifically designed for managing Samba;
+* Samba Web Administration Tool, [[SWAT - Samba Web Interface|SWAT]], is specifically designed for managing Samba;
-* Wembin is a modular management system that has a Samba component.
+* [[Webmin]] is a modular management system that has a Samba component.
 The project also enable a FreeBSD user to connect to other file servers whether the remote system is a Windows based or Samba based server.

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 * Wembin is a modular management system that has a Samba component.
-The project also enable a FreeBSD user to connect to other file servers (whether a Windows based server or Samba based saver).
+The project also enable a FreeBSD user to connect to other file servers whether the remote system is a Windows based or Samba based server.
 These articles will cover installing Samba under FreeBSD, configuring it, and configuring the client windows machines.

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−	Samba ([http://www.samba.org samba.org]) is an open-source project that provides network-based file and printer sharing capabilities typically found on Microsoft server platforms. It is described as a re-implementation of Microsoft's own SMB / CIFS protocols to the point of operating as a Primary Domain Controller. It can function within Active Directory but is not capable of being a full Active Directory Controller. When installed and configured on FreeBSD other Windows computers will see it is a Windows file server on the network.	+	Samba ([http://www.samba.org samba.org]) is an open-source project that provides network-based file and printer sharing capabilities typically found on Microsoft server platforms. It is described as a re-implementation of Microsoft's own SMB / CIFS protocols to the point of operating as a Primary Domain Controller (as found on Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Server). It can function within Active Directory but is not capable of being a full Active Directory Controller (as found on Microsoft Windows 2000 /2003 Server). When installed and configured on FreeBSD other Windows computers will see it is a Windows file server on the network.

	Two web based systems exist to manage Samba servers:		Two web based systems exist to manage Samba servers:

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	[[Samba_Configuration]]		[[Samba_Configuration]]
	[[Category:Ports and Packages]]		[[Category:Ports and Packages]]
		+	[[Category:FreeBSD for Servers]]