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Before we configure SAMBA we should make sure that the file-systems that we share to Windows users will support the Windows style of Access Control Lists.
Learn how to setup SAMBA and share configuration using YaST. One of the features that makes SUSE relatively simple to manage is that all of the graphical configuration tools are gathered together in the YaST Control Center, (Yet another Setup Tool).
I always suggest using the GUI to begin your Linux Management but as you become more confident with the command line you will naturally migrate to the shell for further management.
The OpenSUSE Linux distribution features a very user-friendly graphical installer that allows you to set a number of options and user preferences while installing the system.
Before we configure SAMBA we should make sure that the file-systems that we share to Windows users will support the Windows style of Access Control Lists.
