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Section Four: Install and Configure SAMBA.

$9)$ Use $$apt$$ in a terminal to Search for the latest version of SAMBA

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$10)$ Use $$apt$$ in a terminal to Install SAMBA.

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$11)$ Verify the version of your SAMBA installation.

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$12)$ Show that the SAMBA Daemon is running correctly.

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$13)$ Enable the SAMBA Daemon to run at startup.

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$14)$ Create a shared directory called $$YourFirstnameShared$($example JohnShared$)$ in the Home directory

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$15)$ Configure SAMBA$$s Global Options with the following settings:

workgroup $=$ WORKGROUP

server string $=$ CS$6502\_2024$

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$16)$ Configure Networking to include, and Bind to$,$ your client Interface.

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$17)$ Set the Debugging parameters as follows:

log file $=/$var$/$log$/$samba$/$log$.\%$m

max log size $=1000$

logging $=$ file

panic action $=/$usr$/$share$/$samba$/$panic$-$action $\%$d

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$18)$ Set the Sever Role to $$standalone server$$

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$19)$ Check the following settings and adjust as required:

obey pam restrictions $=$ yes

unix password sync $=$ yes

passwd program $=/$usr$/$bin$/$passwd

passwd chat $=*$Enter$\backslash$snew$\backslash$s$*\backslash$spassword:$*\%$n

$*$Retype$\backslash$snew$\backslash$s$*\backslash$spassword:$*\%$n

$*$password$\backslash$supdated$\backslash$ssuccessfully$*.$

pam password change $=$ yes

map to guest $=$ bad user

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$20)$ Set $$usershare allow guests $=$ yes$$ in the $$Misc$$ Section

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Save your configuration changes and Exit the file.

$21)$ Check for syntax errors.

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Note: do not proceed until the syntax check is successful.

$22)$ Setup $2024$ as the SMABA user

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$23)$ Grant your New User read, write, and execute permissions to the sharing directory.

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$24)$ Configure $($carefully$)$ the SAMBA Share Directory Settings

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$25)$ Run the Syntax Checker again and retrieve a detailed output.

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$26)$ Connect to the Shared Directory using the GUI interface within the Ubuntu appliance.