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Samba Installation and Configuration (Sharing Files with Windows)

Samba Configuration There are four things that one can do with samba: Share a Linux drive with   Microsoft windows machines Share a windows drive with   Linux   machines Share a Linux printer with   Microsoft windows machines Share a windows printer with   Linux machines Web Based Samaba Configuration Tool To configure from web or browser , there is a tool SWAT. SWAT – Samab Web Administration Tool It works through xinetd.conf. 1. Go to /etc/xinetd.d/ and edit swat. 2. Change the key word                 only_from = host_name like linux1 or 192.168.1.1 3. Kill and run xinetd daemon 4. Go to /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf                 Change the following   tag                 ServerName linux1 or 192.168.1.1 or FQDN like linux1.dot.com 5. Kill and run httpd Now type the following line through your browser. http://192.168.0.1:901/ Now go to Network Neighborhood and see the shared directories of Linux machines.

Networking and ISP Setup with RedHat Linux

   PPP dial-in and dial-out server configuration  ISP Connectivity ISP connectivity is one type of serial connection. TCP/IP runs over a wide varity of physical media. The media can be Ethernet cables, as in your local Ethernet, or telephone circuits as in a wide area network. All most all data communications takes place via serial interfaces. A serial interface is just an interface that sends data as a series of bits over a single wire, it is just opposite of parallel interface that sends data bits in over several wires simultaneously. In TCP/IP world, dial-up serial connections are popular due to low cost. TCP /IP supports two types of serial line protocol : (1)Serial Lne Interface Protociol (SLIP) and (2)Point-to-Point Protocol(PPP). (1)SLIP: This protocol has some deficiencies, which fall into two categories: The SLIP protocol does not define any link control information that could be used to dynamically control the characteristics of a connection