Samba is a popular open-source file sharing protocol that enables seamless communication between different operating systems. It allows users to share files, printers, and other resources between Windows, Linux, and macOS machines on a network. Samba provides a way for computers running different operating systems to communicate with each other, making it an essential tool for organizations with mixed IT environments. With Samba, users can easily transfer files between computers, access remote printers, and share resources across the network. The protocol is reliable, secure, and widely used in both small and large organizations.
When I need access to the files on the local network I usually go for SSH or Samba. SSH Destination machine Destination host has to have SSH package installed, in order to accept SSH connections: sudo apt update sudo apt install openssh-server Local machine Authenticate to destination machine and access Read more…