How to change SAMBA default port on centos?
How to change SAMBA default port on centos?
How to change SAMBA default port on centos?
Use smbtree command to see all the clients & shared folders in a tree fashion.
TCP 139, “NetBIOS Session” – SMB wrapped in NetBIOS for compatibility TCP 445, SMB – the preferred method, SMB directly over TCP ICMP … Read more
You can use the secure copy command if the main aim behind sharing the mount to point is to copy/ move files: $ … Read more
It is enough to include this line: available = no So the section should look something like this: [homes] comment = Home Directories … Read more
An easy way is to mount the share using SAMBA. After installing samba you can mount the share as follow: mount -t cifs … Read more
Mounting ExFAT on Linux
First set unix permission for users,better if use acl for example you want to share pubblica with permission of 770 only for group … Read more
If your concern is the security of data at rest you could look for an encryption solution on the NAS instead (FreeNAS and … Read more
There are two things I did to get this to work, though I believe the first might be all that is required: It … Read more