The document outlines the steps to configure a file server on an Ubuntu system using Samba to share files over a network. It describes installing and updating Ubuntu, setting a static IP, installing Samba and setting a password, creating a shared directory, configuring Samba's smb.conf file to define the share, and installing OpenSSH for remote access.

1. NETWORK FILE SHARING SERVER
PREPARED BY HAEMDA HURMAT

2. OVERVIEW
• Explain about File Server
• Installation of File Server
• Configuration of File Server

3. FILE SERVER (NETWORK FILE SHARING SERVER) NFS
• One of the most common ways to network Ubuntu and Windows computers is to
configure Samba as a File Server. This section covers setting up a Samba server to
share files with Windows clients.
• The server will be configured to share files with any client on the network without
prompting for a password. If your environment requires stricter Access Controls
see Securing File and Print Server.

4. UPDATE UBUNTU
• Sudo apt-get install update
• Sudo apt-get upgrade

5. SET NETWORK INTERFACE STATIC IP
• Sudo nano /etc/network/interfaces

6. INSTALL SAMBA AND SET PASSWORD
• Sudo apt-get install samba
• Sudo smbpasswd -a hameda

7. MAKE DIRECTORY
• Mkdir /home/server/share

8. SHARE DIRECTORY
• Sudo nano /etc/samba/smb.conf
[share]
Patch = /home/server/share
Valid users = server
Read only = no
• Sudo service smbd restart
• Testparm

9. INSTALL SSH SERVER AND RESTART
• Sudo apt-get install openssh-server
• Sudo service ssh restart

10. Thank You
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