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Using Samba: A File and Print Server for Linux, Unix & Mac OS X, 3rd Edition

ISBN: 0596007698
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2004
Pages: 135

Authors: Gerald Carter, Jay Ts, Robert Eckstein

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• Using Samba, 3rd Edition
• Table of Contents
• Copyright
• Preface
• Chapter 1. An Introduction to Samba
• Section 1.1. What Is Samba?
• Section 1.2. What Can Samba Do for Me?
• Section 1.3. The Common Internet File System
• Section 1.4. Connecting to a CIFS File Share
• Section 1.5. Browsing
• Section 1.6. Authentication: Peer-to-Peer Versus Domains
• Section 1.7. What s in Samba 3.0?
• Section 1.8. Future Research in Samba 4.0
• Section 1.9. What Can Samba Do?
• Section 1.10. An Overview of the Samba Distribution
• Section 1.11. How Can I Get Samba?
• Chapter 2. Installing Samba on a Unix System
• Section 2.1. Binary Packages
• Section 2.2. Compiling from Source
• Section 2.3. Compiling and Installing Samba
• Section 2.4. Enabling the Samba Web Administration Tool (SWAT)
• Section 2.5. A Basic Samba Configuration File
• Section 2.6. Firewall Configuration
• Section 2.7. Starting the Samba Daemons
• Chapter 3. Configuring Windows Clients
• Section 3.1. Windows Networking Concepts
• Section 3.2. Windows Setup
• Chapter 4. The Samba Configuration File
• Section 4.1. Basic Syntax and Rules
• Section 4.2. Special Sections
• Section 4.3. Configuration File Options
• Section 4.4. Basic Server Configuration
• Section 4.5. Disk Share Configuration
• Section 4.6. Networking Options with Samba
• Section 4.7. Virtual Servers
• Section 4.8. Logging Configuration Options
• Chapter 5. Accounts, Authentication, and Authorization
• Section 5.1. Security Modes
• Section 5.2. User Management
• Section 5.3. Group Mapping
• Section 5.4. User Privilege Management
• Section 5.5. Controlling Authorization for File Shares
• Chapter 6. Advanced Disk Shares
• Section 6.1. Special Share Names
• Section 6.2. Filesystem Differences
• Section 6.3. Access Control Lists
• Section 6.4. Microsoft Distributed File Systems
• Section 6.5. Virtual File Systems
• Section 6.6. Executing Server Scripts
• Chapter 7. Printing
• Section 7.1. Print Shares
• Section 7.2. A Usable Print Share
• Section 7.3. Samba and CUPS
• Section 7.4. The printers Service
• Section 7.5. Enabling SMB Printer Sharing in OS X
• Section 7.6. Creating a PDF Printer
• Section 7.7. Managing Windows Print Drivers
• Section 7.8. Printers and Security
• Section 7.9. Disabling Point and Print
• Section 7.10. Printing, Queue Lists, and tdb Files
• Section 7.11. Printing to Windows Printers
• Section 7.12. Printing Parameters
• Chapter 8. Name Resolution and Network Browsing
• Section 8.1. Name Resolution
• Section 8.2. Network Browsing
• Chapter 9. Domain Controllers
• Section 9.1. Samba Domains: NT 4.0 or Active Directory?
• Section 9.2. Configuring a Samba PDC
• Section 9.3. Configuring a Samba BDC
• Section 9.4. passdb Recommendations
• Section 9.5. Migrating an NT 4.0 Domain to Samba
• Section 9.6. Domain Trusts
• Section 9.7. Remote Server Management
• Chapter 10. Domain Member Servers
• Section 10.1. Joining a Domain
• Section 10.2. Domain and ADS Security Modes
• Section 10.3. Matching Domain Users to Local Accounts
• Section 10.4. Winbind
• Section 10.5. Additional Winbind Features
• Chapter 11. Unix Clients
• Section 11.1. The Linux CIFS Filesystem
• Section 11.2. FreeBSD s smbfs
• Section 11.3. Mac OS X
• Section 11.4. smbclient
• Section 11.5. Remote Administration with net
• Chapter 12. Troubleshooting Samba
• Section 12.1. The Tool Box
• Section 12.2. Samba Logs
• Section 12.3. Unix Utilities
• Section 12.4. The Fault Tree
• Section 12.5. Troubleshooting Browsing
• Section 12.6. Troubleshooting Name Services
• Section 12.7. Troubleshooting Network Addresses
• Section 12.8. Troubleshooting NetBIOS Names
• Section 12.9. Extra Resources
• Appendix A. Summary of Samba Daemons and Commands
• Section A.1. SMB URI Syntax
• Section A.2. Samba Daemons
• Section A.3. Samba Client Programs
• Appendix B. Downloading Samba with Subversion
• Appendix C. Configure Options
• Section C.1. Install Directory and Library Options
• Section C.2. Developer Options
• Section C.3. Authentication Options
• Section C.4. File Serving Features
• Section C.5. Printing Options
• Section C.6. Clients and Libraries
• About the Authors
• Colophon
• Index
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