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- Challenges of File Sharing
- Different Protocols for Different Clients
- Planning File Services
- Using Apple Filing Protocol
- Configuring Apple File Service
- Monitoring AFP Activity
- Using Windows File Service
- Configuring Windows File Service
- Configuring Access and Starting Windows File Services
- Using NFS Share Point Access
- Configuring NFS
- Using FTP File Service
- Configuring FTP Service
- Network-Mounted Share Points
- Preparing for a Network Home Folder
- Configuring Network Mounts
- Controlling Access to Shared Folders
- Troubleshooting File Services
- What Youve Learned
- References
- Chapter Review
This chapter is from the book
Configuring Access and Starting Windows File Services
Now it’s time to configure access and start the Windows file service.
- Select the SMB service on the left side of Server Admin, and then click the Settings button in the toolbar.
If the SMB service isn’t listed, you must first add it by clicking the Add (+) button and Choosing Add Service from the pop-up menu.
- In the General pane, enter server17 in the Computer Name field and WG_SEVENTEEN in the Workgroup field.
- Click the Access tab, and select the “Allow Guest access” checkbox.
- Set the maximum number of client connections to 15.
- Leave the default authentication models selected (“NTLMv2 & Kerberos” and NTLM).
- Click the Advanced tab. Select “Enable WINS server” from the WINS Registration options.
- Click Save.
- Start the SMB service by clicking the Start SMB button in the bottom-left corner.