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<eventitem date="2002-11-21" time="4:30pm" room="MC4060"
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title="Samba and you">
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<eventitem date="2002-11-21" time="4:30pm" room="MC2066"
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title="Samba and You">
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<short>A talk by Dan Brovkovich, Mathsoc's Computing Director</short>
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<abstract>No abstract available yet.</abstract>
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<abstract><p>
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Samba is a free implementation of the Server Message Block (SMB)
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protocol. It also implements the Common Internet File System (CIFS)
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protocol, used by Microsoft Windows 95/98/ME/2000/XP to share files and
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printers. </p><p>
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SMB was originally developed in the early to mid-80's by IBM and was
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further improved by Microsoft, Intel, SCO, Network Appliances, Digital
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and many others over a period of 15 years. It has now morphed into CIFS,
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a form strongly influenced by Microsoft. </p><p>
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Samba is considered to be one of the key projects for the acceptance of
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GNU/Linux and other Free operating systems (e.g. FreeBSD) in the
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corporate world: a traditional Windows NT/2000 stronghold. </p><p>
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We will talk about interfacing Samba servers and desktops with the
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Windows world. From a simple GNU/Linux desktop in your home to the
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corporate server that provides collaborative file/printer sharing,
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logons and home directories to hundreds of users a day. </p>
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<eventitem date="2002-10-26" time="1:30PM" room="MC2066"
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