Sharing a Samba File and Print Server Across Subnets, Part 2

"In Part 1 we set up a simple anonymous Samba file and printer server. Now we're going to share it across subnets. Both Windows and Linux clients will be able to use this server. Our example network has three segments...

"For ease of discussion, we'll call them lan1, lan2, and lan3. Our Samba server sits on lan1, with an address of 192.168.1.10. lan2 and lan3 contain a motley assortment of Windows and Linux clients. In this example there is no domain controller, but only a peer network. We'll get to Windows-type domains in a moment..."

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