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Unit 16 samba

Course: COP 4343, Fall 2008
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4343 COP Unix System Administration Unit 16: file server samba 1 File server Remote access to files ftp put/get files from remote hosts nfs tight integration in Unix environment samba share access to/from Windows systems 2 Common Internet File System other names Server Message Block (SMB) Samba Samba server Linux system appear in Windows networks as if it were another Windows system Samba...

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