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ReallyLinux: Basic Networking: Windows to Linux Fedora

Written By
MR
Mark Rais
Jul 11, 2005

[ Thanks to Mark Rais for this
link. ]

“Can a Windows system and a Linux system talk together
harmoniously? After all, there is a lot of work and personal data
left on Windows PCs that many want to keep! So this question of
networking the two systems is both reasonable and vital.

“My response to the many beginners who inquire is that yes,
indeed it can and should be done where ever necessary. Not only can
it be done, but for years now a very concerted effort by many
outstanding software developers has resulted in the creation of a
file sharing protocol and tools known as SAMBA. This exotic
sounding name is simply a name derived from the original UNIX SMB
file sharing protocol…”

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Mark Rais

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