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#1 2009-03-25 02:15:45
- outfishing
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- Registered: 2009-03-21
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Securing smb/samba
I've setup smb/samba so I can map the network drive from an external IP. The problem I have is it's open to all. I edited the smb files in /etc/samba. I've now managed to make it so if you run \\hostname\ you can open volume 1 but see nothing. If you map the drive, you can see all the files. Can someone post a quick guide to setting up a login for the smb/samba? I'll post more info about what I did later if need be.
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#2 2009-03-25 08:42:58
- mig
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- From: Seattle, WA
- Registered: 2006-12-21
- Posts: 532
Re: Securing smb/samba
I would not suggest using SMB over the internet, it not secure (encrypted) and is
very "chatty", and because of that some ISP intentional block the ports that SMB uses.
A better (more secure) approach is to setup a VPN server and use SMB within an
encrypted VPN tunnel.
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