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How to join a Windows network with your Linux device

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Ivan Vanney
Feb 21, 2019

In this tutorial you’ll learn how join a wired Windows based network with your Linux device. The network used for this tutorial does not assign IP automatically by using DHCP, we’ll assign everything manually. In this tutorial I assume your Linux device is a Debian or Ubuntu based distribution, it may be useful for other distributions too but some commands may be different, for example when restarting services like Samba.

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