Symbols
- # (hash mark), Comments
- % (percent sign), Variables
- * (asterisk), Server-level Security
- * wildcards, Password Synchronization
- . (dot), Hiding and Vetoing Files, hide dot files
- . (period), Hiding and Vetoing Files
- / (slash character), Hiding and Vetoing Files, hide files, veto files
- / (slash) in shares, Default Services
- 8.3 format, Name Mangling and Case
- : (colon), Sharing a Disk Service
- ; (semicolon), Comments
- <\> (angled brackets), Resource names and types
- ? (question mark), veto files
- \ (backslash) in smb.conf file, Line continuation
- \ (continuation character), Comments
- \\ (backslashes, two) in directories, Sharing a Disk Service
- _ underscore, Default Services
A
- access-control options (shares), Access Control Options, guest account
- accessing Samba server, Accessing the Samba Server
- accounts, Accounts and Passwords, Logging in for the first time
- active connections, option for, status
- addresses, networking option for, socket address
- addtosmbpass executable, Adding entries to smbpasswd
- admin users option, admin users
- AFS files, support for, Configuring Samba
- aliases
- multiple, More Features
- for NetBIOS names, netbios aliases
- alid users option, v alid users and invalid users
- Andrew Filesystem (see AFS files)
- angled brackets (<>), Resource names and types
- announce as option, announce as
- announce version option, announce version
- ANSI C compilers, Binary or Source?
- API (application programming interface), Understanding NetBIOS
- archive files, File Permissions and Attributes on MS-DOS and Unix
- asterisk (*), in system password file, Server-level Security
- Australian National University, What is Samba?
- authentication, Domain controllers, Authentication Security, Adding a Samba server to a Windows NT Domain
- mechanisms for, Configuring Samba
- NT domain, Domain-level Security
- share-level option for, revalidate
- auto services option, auto services
- automounter, support for, Configuring Samba
- awk script, Adding entries to smbpasswd
B
- b-node, Node Types
- backslash (\) in smb.conf file, Line continuation
- backslashes, two (\\) in directories, Sharing a Disk Service
- backup browsers
- local master browser, Levels of browsing
- maximum number per workgroup, Levels of browsing
- backup domain controllers (BDCs), Primary and backup domain controllers
- backups, with smbtar program, Backups with smbtar, Backups with smbtar
- backwards compatibility
- elections and, Browsing elections
- for filenames, Name Mangling and Case
- Windows domains and, Primary and backup domain controllers
- base directory, Compiling and Installing Samba
- .BAT scripts, Logon Scripts
- BDCs (backup domain controllers), Primary and backup domain controllers
- binary vs. source files, Binary or Source?
- bind interfaces only option, bind interfaces only
- bindings, Bindings
- Bindings tab, Check the bindings
- blocking locks option, blocking locks
- boolean type, Configuration Options
- bottlenecks, The Bottlenecks
- reducing, Reducing Bottlenecks , How to guess
- types of, The Bottlenecks
- broadcast addresses, troubleshooting, Broadcast addresses
- broadcast registration, Node Types
- broadcast resolution, Node Types, Hosts files
- broadcasting, Name Resolution with Samba
- (see also browsing; name resolution)
- troubleshooting with tcpdump utility, Using tcpdump
- browse lists, Levels of browsing, Browsing Elections
- options for, browse list, remote browse sync
- propagation, Can a Windows Workgroup Span Multiple Subnets?
- restricting shares from, Preventing Browsing
- browsing, Browsing, Browsing elections, Browsing and Advanced Disk Shares , remote announce
- client-side, testing with net view, Testing client browsing with net view
- configuration options for, Browsing Options, remote announce
- elections, Browsing elections, Browsing Elections, Browsing Elections
- machines, list of, Levels of browsing
- options for, list of, Browsing Options
- preventing, Preventing Browsing
- resources of a specific machine, Levels of browsing, Levels of browsing
- server from client, Browsing the server from the client
- troubleshooting, Troubleshooting Browsing , Browsing the server from the client
- with smbclient, Testing browsing with smbclient , Testing browsing with smbclient
- BSD-style Unix system, BSD Unix
- bug avoidance options, Miscellaneous Options, strip dot
- list of, Miscellaneous Options, Miscellaneous Options
C
- cache size, new option for (Samba version 2.0), stat cache size
- cache time (printers), option for, lpq cache time
- capitalization, Capitalization
- Carnegie Mellon University, Configuring Samba
- carriage-returns for scripts, Logon Scripts
- case sensitivity
- hostnames and, Sharing a Disk Service
- options for, case sensitive
- usernames and, username level
- certificate authority, Becoming a Certificate Authority, Creating Certificates for Clients
- change notification, new option for (Samba version 2.0), change notify timeout
- change notify timeout option, change notify timeout
- Change Windows Password dialog box, Changing the Windows password
- changes at runtime, Changes at runtime
- chat characters for passwords, Password Synchronization
- CIFS (Common Internet File System), What is Samba?
- (see also SMB/CIFS protocol)
- client code page option, client code page
- client users (see users)
- client variables, Variables
- clients, testing with nmblookup program, Testing the client with nmblookup
- .CMD scripts, Logon Scripts
- code pages, client code page
- multiple, More Features
- coding system option, coding system
- colon (:) in web browser addresses, Sharing a Disk Service
- command string, SMB, SMB command format
- commands for Samba, Smbclient operations, Options
- commas in values, Whitespaces, quotes, and commas
- comment option, comment
- comments in smb.conf (Samba configuration) file, Comments
- compatibility, Samba with Windows NT, Compatibility Improvements
- compilers, Binary or Source?
- compiling Samba, Compiling and Installing Samba, Final Installation Steps
- in version 2.0, Ease of Administration
- Concurrent Versions System (CVS), Downloading Samba with CVS
- config file option, config file
- configuration files
- for individual clients, Logging by individual client machines or users
- machine-specific, Variables
- sample of, Sample Configuration File
- smb.conf (Samba configuration) file (see smb.conf file)
- configuration options
- browsing, Browsing Options, remote announce
- disk share, Disk Share Configuration Options, read only and writeable
- format of, Configuration File Structure
- server, Server Configuration Options, workgroup
- configuring disk shares, Disk Share Configuration, read only and writeable
- configuring DNS (Windows NT), DNS tab
- configuring Samba, Configuring Samba, Configuring Samba
- configuration file, Configuring Samba
- (see also smb.conf (Samba configuration) file)
- creating, A Basic Samba Configuration File, Using SWAT
- testing, Testing the Configuration File
- configure script
- GNU, Configuring Samba
- sample execution, Configuring Samba
- options, Configuring Samba, Configuring Samba
- performance tuning, Samba Performance Tuning
- benchmark for, A Simple Benchmark, Benchmarking
- other options for, Other Samba Options
- server, Server Configuration, workgroup
- with SSL, Configuring Samba with SSL, ssl compatibility
- requirements for, Requirements
- configuring TCP/IP networking protocol, Configuring TCP/IP, Configuring TCP/IP, Bindings
- configuring Windows clients, Configuring Windows Clients, Making Connection to a Resource
- Windows 95/98 computers, Setting Up Windows 95/98 Computers, Accessing the Samba Server
- Windows NT 4.0 computers, Setting Up Windows NT 4.0 Computers, Connecting to the Samba Server
- basic configuration, Basic Configuration
- configuring WINS address, WINS Address tab
- connected systems, status of, Seeing things from the Unix side
- connections
- active, option for, status
- current, list of, smbstatus
- resources, connecting to, Making Connection to a Resource
- scripts for, Other Connection Scripts
- SMB, A Simple SMB Connection
- testing, Testing connections with ping, Testing connections with ping
- virtual, Establishing a virtual connection
- continuation character (\) in comments, Comments
- copy option, copy
- creation masks, Creation masks
- option for, create mask
- cryptography, private key, Configuring Samba
- CVS (Concurrent Versions Systems), Downloading Samba with CVS
- Cyclic Software, Downloading Samba with CVS
D
- daemons, Disk Shares , Changes at runtime, smbd, Testing/debugging options
- (see also smbd daemon; nmbd daemon)
- killing, Starting From Inetd
- messages generated by, reading, Seeing things from the Unix side
- stand-alone, Stand-alone Daemons
- starting, Starting the Samba Daemons, Starting From Inetd
- status report, Seeing things from the Unix side
- testing, Testing the Samba Daemons
- with testparm, Testing daemons with testparm
- troubleshooting, Troubleshooting Server Daemons, Testing daemons with testparm
- Unix, What is Samba?
- viewing, Seeing things from the Unix side
- data transfer protocol, Sharing a Disk Service
- datagram service, Understanding NetBIOS, Datagrams and Sessions, Datagrams and Sessions
- deadtime option, deadtime
- debug files, Testing the Samba Daemons
- debug level option, Log levels, Log level
- debug timestamp option, ;debug timestamp or timestamp logs
- default case option, default case
- default services, Default Services
- option for, default service
- defending hostnames, Getting a Name
- delays, troubleshooting, Unusual delays
- delete readonly option, Creation masks, delete readonly
- delete veto files option, delete veto files
- dfree command option, dfree command
- DFS, support for, Configuring Samba
- DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol), IP Address tab , IP Address tab
- dialup connection, Setting Up the Network
- Digital Pathworks clients, option for, set directory
- directories
- barring users from viewing contents, Hiding and Vetoing Files, dont descend
- installation, Compiling and Installing Samba
- permissions, options for, File and Directory Permission Options
- for Samba startup file, Samba Startup File
- target, Compiling and Installing Samba
- working, option for, getwd cache
- directory mask option, Creation masks, directory mask
- disabling/enabling features, Configuring Samba
- discussion archives for Samba, Samba Discussion Archives
- disk quotas, support for, Configuring Samba
- disk shares, Sharing a Disk Service, Testing the Samba Daemons, Disk Shares , syslog only
- advanced, Browsing and Advanced Disk Shares , lock directory
- configuring, Disk Share Configuration, read only and writeable
- creating, Disk Share Configuration
- maximum size of, option for, max disk size
- path option, path
- disk sync, options for, strict sync
- DMB (domain master browser), Domain Master Browser, Multiple subnets
- option for, domain master
- resource type, Can a Windows Workgroup Span Multiple Subnets?
- DNS (Domain Name System), DNS Configuration tab
- configuring, DNS tab
- as fallback for WINS address, WINS Address tab
- names
- NetBIOS names and, What’s in a Name?
- resource types and, Resource names and types
- option for, dns proxy
- tab, DNS tab
- DNS (ISBN Domain Name System)
- resources for further information, Further Reading
- DNS Configuration tab, DNS Configuration tab
- dns proxy option, dns proxy
- docs directory, Read the Documentation
- test utilities, Samba Test Utilities
- documentation for Samba, Documentation and FAQs
- importance of reading, Read the Documentation
- domain controllers, Primary and backup domain controllers, Domain-level Security
- for Windows 95/98, Windows Domains, Primary and backup domain controllers
- domain group map option, domain group map
- domain logons, NT Domains, Windows Domains
- configuring Windows 95/98 for, Windows 95/98
- configuring Windows NT 4.0 for, Windows NT 4.0
- scripts for, Logon Scripts, nis homedir and homedir map
- domain logons option, domain logons
- domain master browser (see DMB)
- domain master option, domain master
- Domain Name System (see DNS)
- domain user map option, domain user map
- domain-level security, Authentication Security, Domain-level Security, Adding a Samba server to a Windows NT Domain
- domains, Windows Domains, Primary and backup domain controllers
- adding Samba server to Windows NT domain, Adding a Samba server to a Windows NT Domain
- behavior vs. Windows workgroups, Primary and backup domain controllers
- controllers (see domain controllers)
- logons (see domain logons)
- new option for password timeout (Samba version 2.0), machine password timeout
- roles in assumed by Samba, What Can Samba Do?
- Windows, Windows Domains, NT Domains, Windows Domains, revalidate
- authentication, Domain-level Security
- caution when selecting, Windows NT 4.0
- support for, NT Domains
- dont descend option, dont descend
- DOS file permissions and attributes, File Permissions and Attributes on MS-DOS and Unix, map hidden
- DOS-formated carriage returns, Logon Scripts
- dot (.) in hidden files, Hiding and Vetoing Files, hide dot files
- downloads
- Samba
- obtained using CVS, Downloading Samba with CVS
- tcpdump utility, A Simple SMB Connection, Using tcpdump
- drive letters, mapping, Sharing a Disk Service
- dynamically linked libraries, Binary or Source?
E
- elections, Browsing elections
- operating system values in, Browsing Elections
- order of decisions in, Browsing Elections
- role settings in, Browsing Elections
- WINS servers and, The Windows Internet Name Service (WINS)
- enabling/disabling features, Configuring Samba
- encrypt passwords option, encrypt passwords
- encrypted passwords, Passwords
- Microsoft format, update encrypted
- option for, encrypt passwords
- encrypted passwords
- vs. plaintext passwords, Passwords
- Entire Network icon, Sharing a Disk Service
- enumerated lists, Configuration Options
- errors
- searching for, Configuring Samba
- syntax, Testing the Configuration File
- /etc directory, BSD Unix
- /etc/services configuration file, adding SWAT tool to, Final Installation Steps, Starting From Inetd
- /etc/hosts file, DNS Configuration tab, Hosts files
- /etc/inetd.conf configuration files, Starting From Inetd
- adding SWAT tool to, Final Installation Steps
- /etc/rc.d directory, BSD Unix
- /etc/resolv.conf file , DNS Configuration tab
- Ethernet adaptor cards, Setting Up the Network, WINS Address tab
- linking to TCP/IP networking protocol, Configuring TCP/IP
- execute permissions, BSD Unix
- /export/samba/test directory, A Basic Samba Configuration File
F
- fake directory create times option, fake directory create times
- fake oplocks option, fake oplocks
- FAQ, Samba, Documentation and FAQs
- fast locking, Configuring Samba
- fatal error, option for, panic action
- fault tree, The Fault Tree, Troubleshooting NetBIOS Names
- how to use, How to use the fault tree
- “File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks”, Setting Up the Network, Check the bindings, Backups with smbtar
- file creation masks, Creation masks
- filenames
- 8.3 format, Name Mangling and Case
- limitations on, Name Mangling and Case
- representing/resolving, Representing and resolving filenames with Samba
- Unix, option for, strip dot
- files
- archive, File Permissions and Attributes on MS-DOS and Unix
- attributes, File Permissions and Attributes on MS-DOS and Unix, map hidden
- deleting, option for, Hiding and Vetoing Files
- hidden, Hiding and Vetoing Files, File Permissions and Attributes on MS-DOS and Unix
- options for, hide files
- open, option for maximum number of, max open files
- permissions, File Permissions and Attributes on MS-DOS and Unix, map hidden
- options for, File and Directory Permission Options
- read-only, File Permissions and Attributes on MS-DOS and Unix
- deleting, Creation masks, delete readonly
- system, File Permissions and Attributes on MS-DOS and Unix
- in use, status of, Seeing things from the Unix side
- veto, Hiding and Vetoing Files
- option for deleting, delete veto files
- filesystems, Filesystem Differences
- (see also files)
- differences between, Filesystem Differences
- links and, Links
- options for, Filesystem Options, delete veto files
- reporting on by Samba, option for, fstype
- types, fstype
- fixed user configuration, Mandatory profiles
- flat namespaces, What’s in a Name?, The Windows Internet Name Service (WINS)
- follow symlinks option, follow symlinks
- force create mode option, force create mode
- force directory mode option, force directory mode
- force group option, Creation masks, force group
- force user option, Creation masks, force user
- foreign-language characters, Internationalization, valid chars
- forward slashes in web browser addresses, Sharing a Disk Service
- free space on disk, option for, dfree command
- fstype option, fstype
- FTP (File Transfer Protocol), Sharing a Disk Service
G
- gateway field, IP Address tab
- getwd cache option, getwd cache, Other Samba Options
- global options, Configuration Options
- [globals] section, The [globals] Section
- glossary, Glossary of Configuration Values
- GNU autoconf, Ease of Administration
- GNU configure script, Configuring Samba
- GNU General Public License (GPL), What is Samba?, Downloading Samba with CVS
- groups, Users and Groups, The [ homes] Share
- administrative privileges for, Controlling Access to Shares
- names of, Group names and types
- types of, Group names and types
- guest access, Guest Access, guest account
- guest account option, guest account
- guest ok option, guest ok
- guest only option, guest only
H
- h-node, Node Types
- hangup (HUP) signal, Starting From Inetd
- hash mark (#) in comments, Comments
- header, SMB, SMB Format
- Hexidecimal byte value
- for NetBIOS group resource types, Group names and types
- for NetBIOS unique resource types, Resource names and types
- hidden files, Hiding and Vetoing Files, File Permissions and Attributes on MS-DOS and Unix
- options for, hide files, map hidden, Other Samba Options
- home directory, user’s, Configuring Samba, Users and Groups
- logon script option for location of, logon home
- homedir map option, nis homedir and homedir map
- [homes] share, The [ homes] Section, The [ homes] Share
- hort preserve case option, short preserve case
- hostnames
- case sensitivity and, Sharing a Disk Service
- troubleshooting
- long/short, Long and short hostnames
- lookup, Cannot look up hostnames
- hosts
- files (Windows 95/98), Hosts files
- files (Windows NT computers), Hosts files
- networking option for connections, Networking Options with Samba, hosts allow, interfaces
- subnets and, caution with, Networking Options with Samba
- hosts allow option, hosts allow
- hosts deny option, hosts deny
- hosts equiv option, hosts equiv
- how-tos, fault tree, The Fault Tree, Troubleshooting NetBIOS Names
- http, Sharing a Disk Service
- HUP (hangup) signal, Starting From Inetd
I
- Identification Changes dialog box (Windows NT), Name the machine
- Identification tab, Setting Your Name and Workgroup
- implementations, Microsoft, Microsoft Implementations, What Can Samba Do?
- include option, include
- inetd daemon, starting other daemons from, Starting From Inetd
- installing Samba, Installing Samba on a Unix System, Testing the Samba Daemons
- common problems, Read the Documentation
- installation directories, Compiling and Installing Samba
- steps in, Installing Samba on a Unix System
- final, Final Installation Steps
- time required, Installing Samba on a Unix System
- installing TCP/IP protocol, Installing the TCP/IP protocol, Installing the Workstation service
- installing Workstation service, Installing the Workstation service
- interfaces option, interfaces
- interfaces, networking options for, Networking Options with Samba
- internationalization, Internationalization, valid chars
- invalid users option, v alid users and invalid users
- IP address, Netmasks, Finding your network address
- setting for Windows NT computers, IP Address tab
- IP Address tab
- Windows 95/98, IP Address tab
- Windows NT, IP Address tab
- IP packet size, tuning, IP packet size (MTU)
J
- Jacobson, Van, Using tcpdump
K
- keep-alive packets, option for, keep alive
- Kerberos, support for, Configuring Samba
- kernel oplocks option, kernel oplocks
L
- languages, non-European, More Features
- LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol)
- replacement for password snychronization, Password Synchronization
- support for, Configuring Samba
- ldd tool, Binary or Source?
- legal agreements covering multi-user functionality, Sharing a Disk Service
- Leres, Craig, Using tcpdump
- Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (see LDAP)
- line contiinuation, Line continuation
- links, Links
- option for, follow symlinks
- Linux
- installing Samba on Linux system, Installing Samba on a Unix System
- submount and, Configuring Samba
- lm announce option, lm announce
- lm interval option, lm interval
- LMHOSTS file, The LMHOSTS File
- load printers option, load printers
- local group map option, local group map
- local master browser, Levels of browsing, Browsing Elections, Multiple subnets
- checking machines for, Browsing Elections
- option for, local master
- local master option, local master
- local profiles, Roaming profiles
- localhost
- address, DNS tab
- troubleshooting, Localhost issues
- localization, Internationalization, valid chars
- lock directory option, lock directory
- locking option, locking
- locks/locking files, Seeing things from the Unix side, Locks and Oplocks, lock directory
- messaging option for, WinPopup Messages
- opportunistic locking, Performance
- (see also oplocks)
- tuning of, Opportunistic locking
- options for, Unix and Locking, lock directory
- Unix and, Unix and Locking
- log files/logging
- activating/deactivating, Activating and deactivating logging
- checking, Logging Configuration Options, syslog only
- configuration options, Logging Configuration Options, syslog only
- list of, Logging Configuration Options
- in for the first time (Samba), Logging in for the first time
- levels of
- setting, Log levels, Log levels
- tuning, Log level
- options for, preexec
- troubleshooting, Not logging on
- troubleshooting from, Samba Logs, Logging by individual client machines or users
- log level option, log level, Log levels, Log level
- login dialog box, domain logons
- Windows 95/98, Windows 95/98
- Windows NT, Windows NT 4.0
- login parameters, setting, Set Session and Login Parameters
- logon drive option, logon drive
- logon home option, logon home
- logon path option, logon path
- logon script option, logon script
- logon scripts, Logon Scripts, nis homedir and homedir map
- options for, Logon Script Options, logon home
- logons (see domain logons)
- lppause command option, print command, lpq command, lprm command, lppause command, lpresume command
- lpq cache time option, lpq cache time, Other Samba Options
- lpq command option, print command, lpq command, lprm command, lppause command, lpresume command
- lpresume command option, print command, lpq command, lprm command, lppause command, lpresume command
- lprm command option, print command, lpq command, lprm command, lppause command, lpresume command
M
- m-node, Node Types
- machine name, types, Resource names and types
- machine password timeout option, machine password timeout
- magic output option, magic output
- magic script option, magic script
- magic scripts, Magic Scripts
- mailing lists
- posting to, Compiling and Installing Samba
- for Samba, Samba Mailing Lists
- main tree, Compiling and Installing Samba
- make utility, Compiling and Installing Samba
- makefiles, Binary or Source?, Configuring Samba
- mandatory profiles, Mandatory profiles
- mangle case option, mangle case
- mangled map option, mangled map
- mangled names option, mangled names
- mangled stack option, mangled stack
- mangling char option, mangling char
- map archive option, map archive
- map hidden option, map hidden
- Map Network Drive option, Sharing a Disk Service, Accessing the Samba Server
- map system option, map system
- mapping
- files, options for location of, domain group map
- network drives, Sharing a Disk Service
- masks
- creation, Creation masks
- netmasks, IP Address tab
- subnet, IP Address tab , IP Address tab
- umasks, Creation masks
- master browsers (see local master browser; DMB; preferred master browser)
- max connections option, max connections
- max disk size option, max disk size
- max log size option, max log size
- max mux option, max mux
- max open files option, max open files
- max ttl option, max ttl
- max wins ttl option, max wins ttl
- max xmit option, max xmit, max xmit
- Maximum Transport Unit (MTU), IP packet size (MTU)
- McCanne, Steven, Using tcpdump
- measurement forms, Measurement Forms
- memory, status of, Seeing things from the Unix side
- message command option, message command
- messages
- from daemons, reading, Seeing things from the Unix side
- WinPopup, WinPopup Messages
- Microsoft, What is Samba?
- encryption, Compatibility Improvements
- implementations, Microsoft Implementations, What Can Samba Do?
- Microsoft Networking Client, Installing the Workstation service
- min print space option, min print space
- min wins ttl option, min wins ttl
- mirror sites for Samba distribution, How Can I Get Samba?
- MIT, Configuring Samba
- mmap code, Configuring Samba
- modem, linking to TCP/IP networking protocol, Configuring TCP/IP
- MTU (Maximum Transport Unit), IP packet size (MTU)
- multi-user functionality, legal agreements and, Sharing a Disk Service
- multiple code pages, More Features
- multiple subnets, Multiple subnets
- My Computer (Windows 95/98), Accounts and Passwords
N
- name mangling, Name Mangling and Case, mangled map
- options for, Mangling Options, mangled map
- steps in, The Samba Mangling Operation
- name registration, Getting a Name
- name resolution, Getting a Name, Hosts files, Name Resolution with Samba, min wins ttl
- options for, Name Resolution Configuration Options, min wins ttl
- name resolve order option, name resolve order
- name services, Understanding NetBIOS
- identifying what is in use, Identifying what’s in use
- nmblookup program, nmblookup
- testing, Testing local name services with ping
- troubleshooting, Troubleshooting Name Services, Localhost issues
- naming
- machine name, types, Resource names and types
- machines on NetBIOS network, Getting a Name, Getting a Name
- NT computers, Name the machine
- caution with, Name the machine
- TCP/IP networking protocol, setting machine name for, Setting Your Name and Workgroup
- NBNS (see NetBIOS, name server)
- NBT standard, Understanding NetBIOS
- NBTSTAT utility, Resource names and types
- Netatalk (Macintosh), support for interoperating with, Configuring Samba
- NetBEUI (NetBIOS Extended User Interface), Understanding NetBIOS, Setting Up the Network
- Windows NT computers and, Installing the TCP/IP protocol
- NetBIOS (Network Basic Input/Output System), Understanding NetBIOS
- compared with TCP/IP, Understanding NetBIOS
- Extended User Interface (see NetBEUI)
- multiple servers (see virtual servers)
- name (see NetBIOS name)
- name server (NBNS), Getting a Name, The Windows Internet Name Service (WINS), WINS Configuration tab
- network, naming machines on, Getting a Name, Getting a Name
- over TCP/IP, Understanding NetBIOS
- Unique Resource Types, Resource names and types
- netbios aliases option, netbios aliases
- NetBIOS name, What’s in a Name?, Group names and types
- option for aliases, netbios aliases
- setting
- Windows 95/98, Setting Your Name and Workgroup
- Windows NT, Name the machine
- troubleshooting, Troubleshooting NetBIOS Names
- netbios name option, netbios name
- netmasks, IP Address tab , IP Address tab
- troubleshooting, Netmasks
- network addresses
- finding, Finding your network address
- troubleshooting, Netmasks, Finding your network address
- Network Basic Input/Output System (see NetBIOS)
- network configuration commands, Logon Scripts
- Network dialog box (Windows NT), Name the machine
- network drives, mapping, Sharing a Disk Service
- Network File System
- resources for further information, Further Reading
- Network File System (NFS), Smbwrapper
- Network icon
- Windows 95/98, Setting Up the Network
- Windows NT, Name the machine
- network masks (see netmasks)
- Network Neighborhood icon, Accessing the Samba Server, Server Configuration
- viewing Samba server, Connecting to the Samba Server
- Network Neighborhood window, Browsing, Levels of browsing
- mapping network drives via, Sharing a Disk Service
- networking
- hardware for, testing, Testing the networking hardware with ping
- network address ranges, Network address ranges
- nmblookup program, testing with, Testing the network with nmblookup
- options, Networking Options with Samba, socket address
- list of, Networking Options
- magic script, Magic Scripts
- printing on a network, steps in, Sending Print Jobs to Samba
- setting up, Setting Up the Network, Check the bindings
- newsgroups for Samba, Samba Newsgroups
- NFS (Network File System), Smbwrapper
- resources for further information, Further Reading
- nis homedir option, nis homedir and homedir map
- NIS/NIS+ protocol, Configuring Samba, Domain-level Security
- how Samba works with, Working with NIS and NFS
- resources for further information, Further Reading
- nmbd daemon, What is Samba?, Performance, Disk Shares , Changes at runtime, nmbd, Testing/debugging options
- browsing options for, lm announce
- killing, Starting From Inetd
- starting, Starting the Samba Daemons
- nmblookup program, nmblookup
- networks, testing with, Testing the network with nmblookup
- node types, Node Types
- non-ANSI compilers, Binary or Source?
- non-encrypted passwords, Passwords
- non-European languages, More Features
- Novell Networking, Setting Up the Network
- nt pipe support option, nt pipe support
- nt smb support option, nt smb support
- null passwords, null passwords
- null TID, SMB header format
- numerical type, Configuration Options
O
- .old files, Compiling and Installing Samba
- ole locking compatibility option, ole locking compatibility
- Open Source Software (OSS), What is Samba?
- operating systems
- encrypted/non-encrypted passwords, Passwords
- miscellaneous options for, Miscellaneous Options
- values in elections, Browsing Elections
- oplock files option, Opportunistic locking
- oplocks, Locks and Oplocks, lock directory
- break requests, Opportunistic Locking
- messaging option for, WinPopup Messages
- options for, Unix and Locking, lock directory
- oplocks option, oplocks
- opportunistic locking, Performance, lock directory
- (see also oplocks)
- tuning, Opportunistic locking
- option names, Configuration File Structure
- os filetime resolution option, dos filetime resolution
- os level option, os level
- OS/2, support for share-level security, Share-level Security
- OSF/1 (Digital Unix), Configuring Samba
- OSS (Open Source Software), What is Samba?
P
- p-node, Node Types
- packets
- PAM (pluggable authentication modules), Password Synchronization
- support for, Configuring Samba
- panic action option, panic action
- passwd chat debug option, passwd chat debug
- passwd chat option, passwd chat
- passwd program option, passwd program
- password file, security and, Logging in for the first time
- password level option, password level
- Password settings (Windows 95/98), Accounts and Passwords
- passwords, Passwords, use rhosts
- chat characters for, Password Synchronization
- encrypted
- changing, Changing the encrypted password
- disabling on Windows computers, Disabling encrypted passwords on the client
- vs. non-encrypted, Passwords
- vs. plaintext, Passwords
- null, null passwords
- options for, Password Configuration Options, use rhosts
- share-level, revalidate
- passwd program, passwd program
- smbpasswd program , smbpasswd
- stored by Samba, Passwords
- synchronizing, Password Synchronization, Password Synchronization
- user-level security and, User-level Security
- Windows 95/98, Accounts and Passwords, Logging in for the first time
- changing, Changing the Windows password
- pathnames
- option for, path
- printer configuration and, Test Printing
- paths, architecture-specific, Variables
- pdate encrypted option, update encrypted
- PDC (primary domain controller), Primary and backup domain controllers
- domain master browser and, Domain Master Browser
- domain option for, domain logons
- domain-level security and, Authentication Security
- Samba 2.1 and, Windows NT clients
- Samba, setting up as, Windows Domains
- sever-level security and, Server-level Security
- trust accounts and, Creating trust accounts for NT clients
- percent sign (%) in variables, Variables
- performance, Performance
- performance tuning, Samba Performance Tuning
- benchmark for, A Simple Benchmark, Benchmarking
- other options for, Other Samba Options
- recommended enhancements, Our Recommendations
- period (.), Hiding and Vetoing Files
- permissions
- options for, File and Directory Permission Options, map hidden
- for printing, Test Printing
- plaintext passwords, Passwords
- pluggable authentication modules (PAM), Password Synchronization
- support for, Configuring Samba
- point-to-point communication, Getting a Name
- point-to-point registration/resolution, Node Types
- port not telnet option, Using tcpdump
- postexec option, postexec
- postscript option, postscript
- preexec option, preexec
- preferred master browser, Browsing Elections
- preferred master option, preferred master
- preserve case option, preserve case
- preventing browsing, Preventing Browsing
- primary domain controller (see PDC)
- primary WINS server, The Windows Internet Name Service (WINS)
- print command option, print command, lpq command, lprm command, lppause command, lpresume command
- print queue, options for, queuepause command
- print shares, Sharing a Printer, Seeing things from the Unix side, The [printers] Section, A Minimal Printing Setup, The [printers] Share
- created by Samba, The [printers] Share
- options for, load printers
- path option, path
- setting up on Windows client, Sharing a Printer
- printable option, printable
- printcap name option, printcap name
- printer capabilities file, The [printers] Section
- printer driver file option, printer driver file
- printer driver location option, printer driver location
- printer driver option, printer driver
- printer option, printer
- PRINTER$ share, creating, Create a PRINTER$ share
- printers
- BSD, BSD printers
- names
- caution with, The [printers] Share
- checking, testprns
- option for, printer, postscript
- sharing (see print shares)
- System V, System V printers
- printing, Printing and Name Resolution, queueresume command
- commands, Print Commands
- default commands for, print command, lpq command, lprm command, lppause command, lpresume command
- configuration options, Printing Variables, Test Printing
- configuration, minimal, A Minimal Printing Setup, A Minimal Printing Setup
- drivers for, setting up, Automatically Setting Up Printer Drivers, Testing the configuration
- on a network, steps in, Sending Print Jobs to Samba
- options for, Samba Printing Options, queueresume command
- pathnames used in comands for, Test Printing
- permissions for, Test Printing
- print jobs, A Minimal Printing Setup
- spooling with smbprint tool, Printing to Windows Client Printers
- printer definition file, Create a printer definition file
- resources for information on debugging, Test Printing
- through Samba, Sending Print Jobs to Samba, Testing the configuration
- test for, Test Printing
- types, printing
- variables for, Printing Variables
- Windows client printers
- printing to, Printing to Windows Client Printers, queueresume command
- setting up and testing, Setting Up and Testing a Windows Client
- printing configuration option, printing
- private directory (Samba distribution), Passwords
- private key cryptography, Configuring Samba
- privileges, option for, root preexec, root postexec
- processes (see daemons)
- profiles, Roaming profiles
- creating, Logging in for the first time
- local, Roaming profiles
- mandatory, Mandatory profiles
- roaming, Roaming profiles, Roaming profiles
- option for location of, logon path
- programmers, support for, Supporting Programmers, magic output
- propagation, browse list, Can a Windows Workgroup Span Multiple Subnets?
- Properties button (Windows 95/98), Configuring TCP/IP
- protocols
- routed through a hardware device, Setting Up the Network
- variant, negotiating, Negotiating the Protocol Variant
- Protocols tab, Installing the TCP/IP protocol, Configuring TCP/IP
Q
- question mark (?), veto files
- queuepause command option, queuepause command
- queueresume command option, queueresume command
- quotation marks in values, Whitespaces, quotes, and commas
R
- rc.local file, BSD Unix
- RCS (Revision Control System), Downloading Samba with CVS
- read list option, read list and write list
- read only option, read only and writeable
- read prediction, testing, read prediction
- read raw, tuning, read raw and write raw
- read size, tuning, read size
- read-only files, File Permissions and Attributes on MS-DOS and Unix
- deleting, Creation masks, delete readonly
- read-only partitions, Compiling and Installing Samba
- read-only/read-write access, Controlling Access to Shares
- reading documentation, importance of, Read the Documentation
- remote announce option, remote announce
- remote browse sync option, remote browse sync
- remote procedure call (RPC), rpcclient
- representing/resolving filenames, Representing and resolving filenames with Samba
- Request for Comments (RFC), What is Samba?
- resource names, Resource names and types
- resource types, Resource names and types
- for primary domain controller vs. domain master browser, Can a Windows Workgroup Span Multiple Subnets?
- resources for further information, Extra Resources, Further Reading
- group attributes, Group names and types
- NFS (Network File System), Further Reading
- printers, debuggiing, Test Printing
- Samba, Downloading the Samba Distribution
- Solaris servers, Reducing Bottlenecks
- Windows network configuration commands, Logon Scripts
- resources, connecting to, Making Connection to a Resource
- revalidation of users, revalidate
- Revision Control System (RCS), Downloading Samba with CVS
- RFC (Request for Comments), What is Samba?
- roaming profiles, Roaming profiles, Roaming profiles
- option for location of, logon path
- role settings in elections, Browsing Elections
- root postexec option, root postexec
- root preexec option, root preexec
- root user, Configuring Samba, root preexec, root postexec
- access, Controlling Access to Shares
- routers, TCP/IP configuring and, IP Address tab
- RPC (remote procedure call), rpcclient
- rpcclient program, rpcclient
S
- SAM (security account manager), Domain controllers, Domain-level Security
- Samba, Learning the Samba, Seeing things from the Unix side
- compatibility with Windows NT, Compatibility Improvements
- compiling (see compiling Samba)
- configuring (see configuring Samba)
- daemons (see daemons)
- distribution, Samba Installation Checklist, How Can I Get Samba?, Downloading the Samba Distribution
- documentation, importance of reading, Read the Documentation
- downloading, Downloading the Samba Distribution, Read the Documentation
- with CVS, Downloading Samba with CVS
- features/uses, The Samba Suite
- installing (see installing Samba)
- logging in for the first time, Logging in for the first time
- Microsoft encryption and, Compatibility Improvements
- new features file, Read the Documentation
- origin of name, What is Samba?
- performance tuning, Samba Performance Tuning
- benchmark for, A Simple Benchmark, Benchmarking
- other options for, Other Samba Options
- reasons for using, What Can Samba Do For Me?
- resources for further information, Extra Resources, Further Reading
- roles in Windows domains/workgroups, What Can Samba Do?
- startup file, Samba Startup File
- test utilities, Samba Test Utilities, Using tcpdump
- version 2.0, Primary and backup domain controllers, What’s New in Samba 2.0?
- character sets, character set
- code pages for, client code page
- coding system parameters, coding system
- new options, Recently Added Options
- version 2.0.5, Samba Installation Checklist
- version 2.1, Primary and backup domain controllers
- PDC functionality and, Windows NT clients
- web site, Downloading the Samba Distribution, Documentation and FAQs
- WINS server and, Setting Up Samba to Use Another WINS Server
- Samba server
- accessing, Accessing the Samba Server
- connecting to, Connecting to the Samba Server
- resources offered, Connecting to the Samba Server
- sizing, Sizing Samba Servers
- viewing via Network Neighborhood icon, Connecting to the Samba Server
- Samba Web Administration Tool (see SWAT tool)
- scripts
- connection, Other Connection Scripts
- logon, Logon Scripts, nis homedir and homedir map
- magic, Magic Scripts
- for Samba startup file, Samba Startup File
- secondary WINS server, The Windows Internet Name Service (WINS)
- sections of smb.conf (Samba configuration) file, Configuration File Structure
- Secure Sockets Layer protocol (see SSL)
- security, Configuring Samba, Authentication Security, Adding a Samba server to a Windows NT Domain
- domain-level, Domain-level Security, Adding a Samba server to a Windows NT Domain
- levels of, Authentication Security
- options for, Authentication Security
- restricting access to shares, Controlling Access to Shares, username level
- server-level, Server-level Security
- share-level, Share-level Security, username
- options for, Share Level Security Options
- user-level, User-level Security
- security account manager (SAM), Domain controllers, Domain-level Security
- Select Network Protocol dialog box, Installing the TCP/IP protocol
- semicolon (;) in configuration file comments, Comments
- server configuration options, Server Configuration Options, workgroup
- Server Message Block (see SMB)
- server string parameter, server string
- server-level security, Server-level Security
- servers
- active, list of, Browsing Elections
- testing with nmblookup program, Testing the server with nmblookup
- virtual, Virtual Servers
- options for, Virtual Servers
- service bindings, Bindings
- services, What is Samba?, Configuration File Structure
- (see also shares)
- list of enabled on machine, Testing the Configuration File
- performed by Samba, What is Samba?
- testing low-level, Troubleshooting Low-level IP , Testing connections with ping
- Workstation, Installing the Workstation service
- Services tab, Installing the Workstation service
- session layer, connection at, Establishing a virtual connection
- session parameters, setting, Set Session and Login Parameters
- session service, Understanding NetBIOS, Datagrams and Sessions, Datagrams and Sessions
- set directory option, set directory
- SGI, What is Samba?
- share modes, share modes
- share options, Configuration Options
- share-level security, Authentication Security, Share-level Security, username
- options for, Share Level Security Options
- printing and guest accounts, A Minimal Printing Setup
- steps in taken by Samba, Share-level Security
- shared directory/resources (see shares)
- shared resources (see shares)
- shares, Smbwrapper, Configuration File Structure
- access to
- controlling, Controlling Access to Shares, username level
- creating for groups, Users and Groups
- by foreign hosts, option for, use rhosts
- contents, restricting view of, Preventing Browsing
- default, Default Services
- file, path option for, path
- [globals] section, The [globals] Section
- option for identifying users allowed access to, User-level Security
- viewing (see browsing)
- sharing
- disks (see disk shares)
- printers (see print shares)
- Sharpe, Richard, SMB Format
- SIGHUP signal, Changes at runtime
- sizing Samba servers, Sizing Samba Servers
- slash (/)
- character, Hiding and Vetoing Files, hide files, veto files
- in shares, Default Services
- SMB (Server Message Block), What is Samba?, An Introduction to SMB/CIFS, Making Connection to a Resource
- command string, SMB command format
- commercial products for, SMB Clients and Servers
- deny-mode locks, share modes
- format of, SMB Format
- header, SMB header format
- magic scripts, Magic Scripts
- making a simple connection, A Simple SMB Connection
- maximum number of operations, option for, max mux
- networks, What Can Samba Do For Me?
- usernames and, username map
- option for NT-specific options, nt smb support
- password server, Server-level Security
- resources for further information, SMB Format
- seamless operation across networks, Compatibility Improvements
- troubleshooting connections, Troubleshooting SMB Connections, Testing connections with Windows Explorer
- testing locally, Testing locally with smbclient
- testing with NET USE, Testing connections with NET USE, Testing connections with NET USE
- testing with smbclient, Testing connections with smbclient
- testing withWindows Explorer, Testing connections with Windows Explorer, Testing connections with Windows Explorer
- wrapper support, Configuring Samba
- smb passwd file option, smb passwd file
- smb.conf (Samba configuration) file, Seeing things from the Unix side, A Basic Samba Configuration File, Name the machine, Learning the Samba Configuration File, copy
- configuring printers, A Minimal Printing Setup
- creating, Server Configuration
- for each client, Logging by individual client machines or users
- example of, Learning the Samba Configuration File
- modifying for printer drivers, Modify the Samba configuration file
- options for, Configuration Options, copy
- format of, Configuration File Structure
- supporting programmers, Supporting Programmers, fake directory create times
- special sections of, Special Sections, Configuration Options
- structure of, Configuration File Structure, Changes at runtime
- testparm program for, testparm
- variables for, Variables, Variables
- list of, Variables
- SMB/CIFS protocol, What is Samba?
- filesystems, Configuring Samba
- network and, Getting Familiar with a SMB/CIFS Network, Datagrams and Sessions
- smbclient program, Testing the Samba Daemons, smbclient, Command-line debugging /diagnostic program options
- smbd daemon, What is Samba?, Disk Shares , smbd, Testing/debugging options
- file, BSD Unix
- killing, Starting From Inetd
- starting, Starting the Samba Daemons
- smbd server, checking with telnet, Checking smbd with telnet
- smbmount, support for, Configuring Samba
- smbpasswd file, Passwords, The smbpasswd File, Changing the encrypted password
- adding entries to, Adding entries to smbpasswd
- caution with, Passwords, The smbpasswd File
- option for location of, smb passwd file
- smbpasswd program, Adding a Samba server to a Windows NT Domain, smbpasswd
- changing encrypted passwords with, Changing the encrypted password
- smbprint tool, spooling print jobs, Printing to Windows Client Printers
- smbrun option, smbrun
- smbsh program, smbsh
- smbstatus program, Seeing things from the Unix side, smbstatus
- smbtar program, Backups with smbtar, Backups with smbtar
- tar operations and, smbtar
- smbwrapper client, Smbwrapper
- smbwrapper package, Configuring Samba
- socket address option, socket address
- socket options configuration options, Socket options
- software distribution (see Samba, distribution)
- source vs. binary files, Binary or Source?
- spaces in values, Whitespaces, quotes, and commas
- special sections, smb.conf (Samba configuration) file, Special Sections, Configuration Options
- spelling, caution with, Setting Your Name and Workgroup
- spool space, options for, min print space
- square brackets, Configuration File Structure
- SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) protocol, More Features
- configuration options for, SSL Configuration Options, ssl compatibility
- configuring Samba to use, Configuring Samba to use SSL
- configuring Samba with, Configuring Samba with SSL, ssl compatibility
- requirements for, Requirements
- SS Proxy, Requirements
- setting up, Setting Up SSL Proxy
- SSLeay, Requirements, Testing with smbclient
- support for, Configuring Samba
- ssl CA certDir option, ssl CA certDir
- ssl CA certFile option, ssl CA certFile
- ssl ciphers option, ssl ciphers
- ssl client cert option, ssl client cert
- ssl client key option, ssl client key
- ssl compatibility option, ssl compatibility
- ssl hosts option, ssl hosts
- ssl hosts resign option, ssl hosts resign
- ssl option, ssl
- ssl require clientcert option, ssl require clientcert
- ssl require servercert option, ssl require servercert
- ssl server cert option, ssl server cert
- ssl server key option, ssl server key
- ssl version option, ssl version
- stand-alone daemons, Stand-alone Daemons
- stat cache option, stat cache
- stat cache size option, stat cache size
- status option, status
- status report on Samba, Seeing things from the Unix side
- strict locking option, strict locking, Other Samba Options
- strict sync option, strict sync, Other Samba Options
- string types, Configuration Options
- strip dot option, strip dot
- subnets, Getting a Name
- hosts and, caution with, Networking Options with Samba
- mask, IP Address tab , IP Address tab
- multiple spanned by Windows workgroups, Can a Windows Workgroup Span Multiple Subnets?
- Windows NT workstations and, Can a Windows Workgroup Span Multiple Subnets?
- superuser (see root user)
- SWAT tool, Ease of Administration
- adding to configuration files, Final Installation Steps
- creating configuration file with, Using SWAT
- sync always option, sync always, Other Samba Options
- synchronizing
- passwords, Password Synchronization, Password Synchronization
- time, options for, Time Synchronization
- syntax errors, Testing the Configuration File
- syslog only option, syslog only
- syslog option, syslog
- SYSLOG utility, Using syslog
- support for, Configuring Samba
- system administrator, WINS server and, The Windows Internet Name Service (WINS)
- system files, File Permissions and Attributes on MS-DOS and Unix
- System V Unix, System V Unix
- printer configuration for, A Minimal Printing Setup
T
- tar operations, smbtar
- TCP/IP networking protocol, Getting Familiar with a SMB/CIFS Network
- adding/configuring, Adding TCP/IP
- checking setup, Setting Up the Network
- compared with NetBIOS, Understanding NetBIOS
- configuring, Configuring TCP/IP, Bindings
- installing, Installing the TCP/IP protocol, Installing the Workstation service
- NetBIOS over, Understanding NetBIOS
- receive window, tuning, The TCP receive window
- resources for further information, Further Reading
- TCP, troubleshooting, Troubleshooting TCP
- TCP/IP Properties panel (Windows 95/98), Configuring TCP/IP
- tcpdump utility, A Simple SMB Connection, Using tcpdump, Using tcpdump, tcpdump
- passwords, reading, Passwords
- test parser, Testing the Configuration File
- test share, A Basic Samba Configuration File
- testing
- configuration file, Testing the Configuration File
- daemons, Testing the Samba Daemons
- Samba, A Basic Samba Configuration File, Testing the Configuration File
- smbclient program, smbclient, Command-line debugging /diagnostic program options
- test utilities for Samba, Samba Test Utilities, Using tcpdump
- testparm program, testparm
- testparm test parser, Testing the Configuration File
- testprns program, testprns
- TID (tree identifier), SMB header format, Negotiating the Protocol Variant, Set Session and Login Parameters
- time server option, time server
- time snychronization, options for, Time Synchronization
- time to live (TTL), options for, max ttl
- timestamp logs option, ;debug timestamp or timestamp logs
- trace utility, Using trace
- trailing dot, option for, strip dot
- tree identifier (TID), SMB header format, Negotiating the Protocol Variant, Set Session and Login Parameters
- Tridgell, Andrew, What is Samba?, Using tcpdump
- troubleshooting, Troubleshooting Samba, Troubleshooting NetBIOS Names
- information to have on hand, The Fault Tree
- network addresses, Netmasks, Finding your network address
- where to start, The Tool Bag
- trust accounts, creating, Creating trust accounts for NT clients
- TTL (time to live), options for, max ttl
- tuning (see performance tuning)
U
- umasks, Creation masks
- UNC (Universal Naming Convention), Sharing a Disk Service
- underscore ( _ ) in shares, Default Services
- uniform resource locators (URLs), Sharing a Disk Service
- Universal Naming Convention (UNC), Sharing a Disk Service
- Unix
- carriage returns, Logon Scripts
- daemons, What is Samba?
- file permissions and attributes, File Permissions and Attributes on MS-DOS and Unix, map hidden
- filenames, option for, strip dot
- locks and, Unix and Locking
- networks, usernames and, username map
- options
- for messaging, WinPopup Messages
- miscellaneous, Miscellaneous Options
- for print commands, print command, lpq command, lprm command, lppause command, lpresume command
- for system logger, syslog
- password files, Domain-level Security
- permissions, share write access and, Controlling Access to Shares
- servers, backing up computers from, Backups with smbtar
- System V, Stand-alone Daemons
- printer configuration for, A Minimal Printing Setup
- printing and, More Features
- troubleshooting utilities, Unix Utilities
- user classifications, File Permissions and Attributes on MS-DOS and Unix
- unix password sync option, unix password sync
- unix realname option, unix realname
- URLs (uniform resource locators), Sharing a Disk Service
- Cyclic Software, Downloading Samba with CVS
- distribution, How Can I Get Samba?
- Kerberos, Configuring Samba
- RCS (Revision Control System), Downloading Samba with CVS
- Samba, How Can I Get Samba?, Downloading the Samba Distribution
- distribution, Samba Installation Checklist
- web site, Documentation and FAQs
- SMB (Server Message Block), SMB Format
- use rhosts option, use rhosts
- user profiles (Windows 95/98), Setting Up Windows 95/98 Computers
- user variables, Variables
- user-level security, Authentication Security, User-level Security
- username level option, username level
- username map option, username map
- username option, username
- usernames
- case sensitivity and, username level
- options for, Username Options, username level
- SMB vs. Unix networks, username map
- Windows 95/98, Accounts and Passwords, Logging in for the first time
- users, Users and Groups, The [ homes] Share
- allowing superuser (root) access to, Controlling Access to Shares
- creating, The [ homes] Section
- domain, semi-automatic deletion, Domain-level Security
- home directory, Configuring Samba
- logon script option for location of, logon home
- invalid, specifying, Controlling Access to Shares
- read-only/read-write access, Controlling Access to Shares
- setting up, Users and Groups
- share-level option for authentication of, revalidate
- shares for, setting up, The [ homes] Share
- /usr/local/samba file, Compiling and Installing Samba
- /usr/local/samba/var/log.smb file, Testing the Samba Daemons
V
- valid chars option, valid chars
- variables, Variables, Variables
- veto files, Hiding and Vetoing Files
- option for deleting, delete veto files
- veto files option, veto files
- veto oplock files option, veto oplock files
- viewing daemons, Seeing things from the Unix side
- virtual connection, Establishing a virtual connection
- virtual hosts, More Features
- virtual servers, Virtual Servers
- options for, Virtual Servers
- volume option, volume
W
- Whistle, What is Samba?
- whitespaces in values, Whitespaces, quotes, and commas
- wide links option, wide links, Other Samba Options
- wildcards (*) in password changing program, Password Synchronization
- Windows 95/98
- domain controllers for, Windows Domains, Primary and backup domain controllers
- domain logons, configuring, Windows 95/98 clients
- domains, Windows Domains, revalidate
- miscellaneous options for, Miscellaneous Options
- multiple users, support for, Setting Up Windows 95/98 Computers
- passwords, encrypted, Passwords
- printer drivers, installing, Install the drivers on a windows client
- share-level security, support for, Share-level Security
- WinPopup tool, WinPopup Messages
- Windows clients
- configuring, Configuring Windows Clients, Making Connection to a Resource
- Windows NT 4.0 computers, Setting Up Windows NT 4.0 Computers, Connecting to the Samba Server
- Windows95/98 computers, Setting Up Windows 95/98 Computers, Accessing the Samba Server
- individual configuration files for, Logging by individual client machines or users
- printers for, setting up and testing, Setting Up and Testing a Windows Client
- role settings in elections, Browsing Elections
- Windows Explorer, Map Network Drive option, Sharing a Disk Service
- Windows Internet Name Service (see WINS)
- Windows Internet Name Service (see WINS), The Windows Internet Name Service (WINS)
- Windows NT
- client/server and, SMB Clients and Servers
- configuring domain logons, Windows NT clients
- domains, Windows Domains, NT Domains, Windows Domains, revalidate
- caution when selecting, Windows NT 4.0
- IP address, setting, IP Address tab
- naming, caution with, Name the machine
- passwords
- encrypted, Passwords
- new option for timeout (Samba version 2.0), machine password timeout
- pipes, option for, nt pipe support
- server, domain master browser and, Domain Master Browser
- SMB, option for, nt smb support
- user authentication and, Windows NT clients
- WINS address and, WINS Address tab
- Windows NT Server 4.0, Installing the Workstation service
- Windows NT Server Manager for Domains tool, Adding a Samba server to a Windows NT Domain
- Windows NT Workstation 4.0, Installing the Workstation service
- Windows UNC format, Accessing the Samba Server
- Windows workgroups (see workgroups, Windows)
- \WINDOWS\HOSTS directory, Hosts files
- \WINDOWS\HOSTS directory, Hosts files
- WinPopup tool, WinPopup Messages
- WINS (Windows Internet Name Service), What is Samba?, The Windows Internet Name Service (WINS), WINS Configuration tab
- address, configuring, WINS Address tab
- name resolution and, Name Resolution with Samba
- options for, wins support
- server, Using SWAT
- configuring Windows domain logons and, Windows 95/98 clients
- servers, The Windows Internet Name Service (WINS), WINS Configuration tab
- Windows operating systems and, The Windows Internet Name Service (WINS)
- WINS server
- primary/secondary, The Windows Internet Name Service (WINS)
- WINS (Windows Internet Name Service) server
- setting up Samba as, Setting Up Samba as a WINS Server
- setting up Sambato use, Setting Up Samba to Use Another WINS Server
- WINS Address tab (Windows NT panel), WINS Address tab
- WINS Configuration tab, WINS Configuration tab
- wins proxy option, wins proxy
- wins server option, wins server
- wins support option, wins support
- Wong, Brian, Reducing Bottlenecks
- workgroup parameter, workgroup
- workgroups, What Can Samba Do For Me?
- roles in assumed by Samba, What Can Samba Do?
- setting, Setting Your Name and Workgroup
- Windows
- behaviors vs. Windows domain, Primary and backup domain controllers
- spanning multiple subnets, Can a Windows Workgroup Span Multiple Subnets?
- working directory, option for, getwd cache
- Workstation service, installing, Installing the Workstation service
- wrapper support for SMB (Server Message Block), Configuring Samba
- write ahead, tuning, read size
- write list option, read list and write list
- write privileges, Compiling and Installing Samba
- write raw, tuning, read raw and write raw
- write size, tuning, max xmit
- writeable/write ok option, read only and writeable
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- Young, Eric, Requirements
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