Hello,
Some time ago I used POWER5 machine with AIX and NFS
for storage purposes, mainly for my private cloud.
Then I decided I need SMB share apart of my DC and win file servers
on that same machine for some big images.
I crawl the internet and found that samba can be used as standalone server
an
Den 15 dec 2013 07:56 skrev "Byron Klippert" :
>
> Hello,
>
>
> I'm looking at options for sharing machine resources
> (drives/directories/files) over LAN between OpenBSD server and Windows7
> clients.
>
> The Windows7 clients already belong to a corporate domain system, and my
> lack of experience
On Sun, Dec 15, 2013, at 5:01, Marcus MERIGHI wrote:
> Hello Byron,
>
> the answer to all your questions of course is THE CLOUD :)
I prefer to solve problems on THE GROUND :)
> Am 12/15/13 07:56, schrieb Byron Klippert:
> > I'm looking at options for sharing machine resources
> > (drives/direc
I can't see the whole history of this conversation because the gmane
site is down for maintenance at the moment. But I don't recall cygwin
being mentioned and it's certainly another good alternative to samba,
as it includes openssh. In theory, you can set up an sshd with cygwin.
I say "in theory" b
On Sat, Dec 14, 2013 at 10:56:10PM -0800, Byron Klippert wrote:
> - can I share a drive using Samba without interfering with the existing
> domain system?
AFAIK, yes. As long as you setup Samba as a workgroup server and not as
a domain controller, I can't see why the clients should not be able to
On Sat, 14 Dec 2013, Byron Klippert wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm looking at options for sharing machine resources
> (drives/directories/files) over LAN between OpenBSD server and Windows7
> clients.
>
sftp//sshfs using winscp works great from Windows, . GUI based, secure,
"Explorer" interface (or MC).
Hello Byron,
the answer to all your questions of course is THE CLOUD :)
Am 12/15/13 07:56, schrieb Byron Klippert:
> I'm looking at options for sharing machine resources
> (drives/directories/files) over LAN between OpenBSD server and Windows7
> clients.
Welcome to my world ;-)
> The Windows7
Hello Byron,
Firstly, are they windows 7 pro or enterprise? Most people don't know any
difference
but one that I have found is that Enterprise included the Microsoft NFS
client along
with their other Unix interoperability tools. Of course almost no one buys
enterprise
because it much more expensiv
Hello,
I'm looking at options for sharing machine resources
(drives/directories/files) over LAN between OpenBSD server and Windows7
clients.
The Windows7 clients already belong to a corporate domain system, and my
lack of experience with Samba is telling me not to converge the two.
My first cho
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