May 24, 2021 That's what Linux should learn
This chapter first introduces the theoretical knowledge of Samba service by comparing file transfer and file sharing, and introduces the origin and development process of SMB protocol and Samba service program. The file-sharing service is then deployed in an experimental manner to gain insight into the role of the relevant parameters in the Samba service, and at the end of the experiment, the shared file resources are accessed using Windows and Linux systems, respectively, to ensure that the reader has a thorough understanding of how to configure the file-sharing service
This chapter also explains how to configure network file system (NFS) services to simplify file sharing between Linux systems, and to mount and use resources between multiple Linux systems by deploying NFS services. When managing device mount information, using autofs service can not only meet the demand of device mount, but also further improve the utilization of server hardware resources and network bandwidth.
Mr. Liu believes that when readers have carefully studied the contents of this chapter, they will have a deep understanding of the working mechanism of sharing file resources between Linux systems and between Linux systems and Windows systems, and thoroughly grasp the appropriate configuration methods.