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.
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This guide details how to setup a SAMBA standalone server on Ubuntu 15.x which DOES NOT REQUIRE AUTHENTICATION to access shares.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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