openSUSE Small Office Setup Desktop - OpenSUSE  You may be using
Linux at home or in a office environment, but often we still
need to provide access to Windows desktops. Using SAMBA on our
Linux Servers provides easy access to centralized user log-on
accounts, files shares and printers. Additionally, being a back-
end solution it provides transparency to the users so there is
no time or cost involved in user training (or fights with the
kids). In this tutorial we will step you through, using openSUSE
11.4, the preparation, installation and configuration of the
SAMBA Server as a Domain Controller and File Server.
Configuring a SAMBA Domain Controller and File Shares on
openSUSE 11.4  Day 1. What is SAMBA  Day 2. Preparing the Linux
Server for SAMBA  Day 3. SAMBA and Share Configuration through
YaST  Day 4. Command Line Configuration of Shares (Tomorrow)
Day 5. Adding Standard Windows Domain Groups   Day 1: What is
SAMBA  Installing SAMBA on to a Linux Server can enable the
Linux Server at act as a File and P