Unfortunately someone decided to hack the site and reset it to a default WordPress install. As such I will need to re-publish all of the guides as I get the time to do so.
Ubuntu 15 SAMBA AD Member Server
This guide will detail how to setup an Ubuntu 15.x server as a SAMBA Active Directory member server. There have been some configuration changes since earlier Ubuntu releases due to the adoption of the latest stable SAMBA 4.1 release.
Ubuntu 15 SAMBA Standalone Guest Server
This guide details how to setup a SAMBA standalone server on Ubuntu 15.x which DOES NOT REQUIRE AUTHENTICATION to access shares.
CentOS 7 SAMBA Standalone Guest Server
This guide will detail how to build a standalone SAMBA server on CentOS 7 which DOES NOT REQUIRE AUTHENTICATION to access shares. This guide will also work with RHEL 7.
FreeBSD 10 PAM_Winbind SSH Login
This guide will describe how to enable SSH login to your FreeBSD server using your AD credentials. You can also restrict SSH access to members of a particular AD group.
Ubuntu 14 SAMBA Standalone Server
This guide details how to setup a SAMBA standalone server on Ubuntu 14.x
FreeBSD 10 SAMBA Active Directory Member Server
This guide details how to install and configure SAMBA 4.1 as an AD member server of an existing domain on FreeBSD 10.x. This is only a basic configuration with a single share that allows Domain Users read/write access. Further configuration can be performed to restrict access as well as enabling ACLs to provide granular access management to directories within shares.
CentOS 7 SAMBA Standalone Server
This guide will detail how to build a standalone SAMBA server on CentOS 7. I used a HP MicroServer Gen8 with an Adaptec 6405E RAID card and 4x Western Digital Red 2TB drives in RAID 10. This guide will also work with RHEL 7.
Ubuntu 14 SAMBA Active Directory Member Server
This guide will detail how to setup an Ubuntu 14.x server as a SAMBA Active Directory member server. There have been some configuration changes since earlier Ubuntu releases due to the adoption of the latest stable SAMBA 4.1 release.
CentOS 6 SAMBA Active Directory Member Server
This guide details the steps necessary to configure a SAMBA member server on CentOS, RHEL or Scientific Linux in an existing Windows Active Directory domain. It is assumed that you have already installed a basic, functional server and configured details such as hostname, IP, DNS, timezone, etc.