After completing this tutorial you should be able to configure your CentOS 7 server as a File server using samba and share files on your CentOS Samba Server with Microsoft Windows Operating System.įor the tutorial, we are going to Install samba server on CentOS 7 and Mount the Samba share on Windows 7 Computer. In this tutorial we are going to learn how to install and configure the samba server on CentOS 7. The most common way to share files between Linux and windows is to configure Linux as File server using Samba server. So you need a way to share files between your Linux server and the Microsoft Windows Operating System. In a Client Server Network, Linux is preferred as the server operating system and Microsoft Windows use in most of the client computers. Allows nulls to be mapped to IPC$.Learn How to Install Samba Server on CentOS 7 Setting 1 : Do Not Allow Enumeration of SAM Accounts and shares.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\LSA\RestrictAnonymous Setting 0 : Default will be NONE. Block NETBIOS on your windows by blocking port 139 (NETBIOS Sessions Service) port 445 (SMB over TCP/IP without NETBIOS) Disable file and printer sharing for Microsoft Networks Restrict anonymous connections using the registry. To connect we use net use, the ip or host name of the pc, a blank password and username net use \\10.10.10.10\ipc$ “” “/user:” net view \\10.10.10.10 5. IPC$ uses RPC or Remote Protocol Communication. This is based on SMB or Server Message Blocks 3. They use IPC or interprocess communication 2. Hidden shares net share E$=e:\ /grant:everyone,FULL ***** Step 6 – Create a new share net share sharename=e:\ /grant:everyone, full net share Boo=e:\ /grant:everyone,readīoo has given everyone READ permissions, whereas “sharename” gave FULL permissions. Step 5 – Delete the share where not critical net share e$ /delete net share users /delete Step 4 – Limit the number of users to a share net share e$ /users:2 Step 3 – Connect to the share net use \\Server\e$ Here we find there’s no max number of users, and that everyone has full permissions.
Step 2 – Snoop on the rights of each hidden share net share e$ Next, we check the rights for each share. Here we find several “hidden” shares, with the $ sign at the end. There are many hidden shares on any windows pc.
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