How to Install Samba di Ubuntu 10.04 Sharing Printer dan File

With samba (smb) networks personal communication between Linux and Windows is not impossible anymore. Thus, Samba has become a bridge for data communications between two different operating systems that. Samba makes Linux and Windows to connect Dalan one local area network. For Windows can be connected in a network of Linux is required samba server installed on a Linux system.
The following will explain the stages to be able to share folders on the system Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid Lynx). Actually very easy if we want to share folders on the new ubuntu system, provided that supporting applications that are installed application samba properly.
Stages that need to be done, among other things: first confirm whether the application supporting the samba share data / folders have been installed or not, can be checked on the menu System> Administration to ensure application of samba is installed, and if not installed do the following steps:
Install via Terminal
1. Open a terminal in the menu Accesories> Terminal
- Type "sudo su apt-get install samba system-config-samba"
Install via Synaptic
1. Press the Alt + F2 on your keyboard then the screen will exit the Run Application, type the command: "gksu synaptic" (without the quotes) 2. In Sypnatic Package Manager window type 'samba' in the 'Quick search box', then select Install package also 'system-config-samba'
To this end stage of the Samba installation was successful. To enter the configuration menu System> Administration> Samba. Quite easily manage Samba configuration because in doing a GUI (Graphical User Interface). Samba configuration could also be done with gedit. Location of the Samba configuration files in "etc / samba". In ubuntu terminal type "sudo gedit / etc / samba / smb.conf"
samba commands - Start samba "service smbd start" - Stop samba "service smbd stop" - Restart samba "service smbd restart" Before Ubuntu 10.04 samba command "/ etc/init.d/apache2 start | stop | restart"