June 2015
Intermediate to advanced
216 pages
4h 48m
English
From what we have seen in Chapter 7, Implementing Windows Shares with Samba 4, using Samba to share files, we can understand that this is pretty impressive stuff. We always need to remind ourselves that this all comes without any price tag or the need of client access licenses.
Samba file sharing is free, that is, without cost and free in liberty; you can use it as you wish. This is the fundamental premise of open source software and is at the heart of Linux.
The big issue that may act as a potential deal breaker is the need to maintain user accounts on the RHEL server and the AD domain to which the workstation accessing the server belongs. If we implement more than one server, the problem is exacerbated ...