Patohia-matau te kōpaki e hiahia ana koe ki te tiri ki runga i te whatunga, ka paato i te "Ahuatanga." I runga i te ripa "Tiritiri" o te matapihi taonga, paatohia te paatene "Tiri Ake". I roto i te matapihi "Tiritiri Arā" ka tuwhera, whakaahei i te "Tirihia tenei kōpaki", ka paato i te paatene "Whakaaetanga".
Me pehea taku uru atu ki te tiri konae ki Linux?
Uru ki tetahi kōpaki tiritahi Windows mai i Linux, ma te whakamahi i a Nautilus
- Tuwhera Nautilus.
- Mai te Kōnae tahua, tīpako Hono ki te Tūmau.
- I roto i te momo Ratonga pouaka taka-iho, tohua te Tiri Windows.
- I roto i te Tūmau mara, tomo te ingoa o to rorohiko.
- Pāwhiritia Hono.
How do I enable file sharing settings?
Tīpakohia te pātene Tīmata, ka tīpako Tautuhinga > Whatunga & Internet , and on the right side, select Sharing options. Under Private, select Turn on Network discovery and Turn on file and printer sharing.
Me pehea e taea ai e au te tiri konae ki Ubuntu?
Tiria ō kōnae whaiaro
- Whakatuwherahia te tirohanga o nga Mahi ka timata ki te pato Tiri.
- Paatohia te Tiri hei whakatuwhera i te panui.
- Mēnā ka whakawetohia te whakakā Tiri i te taha matau o runga o te matapihi, whakakā. …
- Tīpakohia te Tiri Kōnae Whaiaro.
- Hurihia te whakawhiti Tiri Kōnae Whaiaro ki runga.
Me pehea e taea ai e au te tiri i tetahi konae ki Linux?
Hei mahi i tenei, whai i nga mahi nei:
- Whakatuwheratia te Kaiwhakahaere Kōnae.
- Pāwhiri-matau i te kōpaki Tūmatanui, kātahi ka kōwhiri i ngā Āhuatanga.
- Tīpakohia Tiri Whatunga Paetata.
- Tīpakohia te Tirihia tenei kōpaki pouaka taki.
- Ina ue'i, tīpakohia te Tāuta ratonga, kātahi ka kōwhiri i te Tāuta.
- Whakauruhia to kupuhipa kaiwhakamahi, ka kowhiria te Motuhēhē.
He tere ake te NFS, SMB ranei?
Nga rereketanga i waenga i te NFS me te SMB
He pai te NFS mo nga kaiwhakamahi Linux engari he pai te SMB mo nga kaiwhakamahi Windows. ... He tere ake te NFS i te wa e panui ana/tuhi ana tatou i te maha o nga konae iti, he tere ake mo te tirotiro. 4. Ka whakamahia e te NFS te punaha whakamotuhēhēnga a te kaihautū.
Me pehea taku whakairi i tetahi wahanga whatunga ki Linux?
Te whakairi i tetahi wahanga NFS i runga i te Linux
Hipanga 1: Tāutahia te nfs-noa me te maherepurangi mōkihi i runga i te Red Hat me te tohatoha a Debian. Hipanga 2: Waihangahia he waahi whakairi mo te wahanga NFS. Hipanga 3: Tāpirihia te raina e whai ake nei ki te /etc/fstab file. Hipanga 4: Ka taea e koe te whakairi i to wahanga nfs, ma te ringa ranei (maunga 192.168.
Me pehea e taea ai e au te tiri whatunga?
Windows Vista me te mea hou ake:
- Whakatuwherahia te Paewhiri Mana ka kowhiri i te "Whatunga me te Ipurangi".
- Tīpakohia "Whatunga me te Tiri Pokapū".
- Tīpakohia "Hurihia nga tautuhinga tiri whakamua" tata ki te taha maui o runga.
- Roha te momo whatunga e hiahia ana koe ki te huri i nga tautuhinga.
- Tīpakohia "Whakahohia te kitenga whatunga.
How do I enable a shared folder?
Whakahohehia he kōpaki tiritahi mo te miihini mariko
- Haere ki te ripa Kōwhiringa ka kōwhiri i te kōwhiringa Kōpaki Tiri:
- I raro i te Tiri Kōpaki, kōwhiria he kōwhiringa tiri. …
- Ka tuwhera te Ruānuku Tāpiri Kōpaki Tiriri. …
- Patohia te ara i runga i te punaha kaihautu ki te raarangi e hiahia ana koe ki te tiri me te tohu i tona ingoa:
- Tīpakohia ngā kōwhiringa kōpaki tiritahi:
Why do you need to enable file sharing?
If you’re the administrator of a local network, enabling file sharing will ensure that your users always have access to important files. You’ll always able to control which folders are shared and what level of access to give your users.
Me pehea taku uru atu ki tetahi kōpaki tiritahi i Ubuntu?
Kia uru ki te kōpaki tiritahi:
I Ubuntu, haere ki Kōnae -> Ētahi atu Tauwāhi. I te pouaka whakauru o raro, patohia te smb://IP-Address/ ka pato tomo. I roto i te Matapihi, whakatuwhera te pouaka Whakahaere i te tahua Tīmata, pato \IP-Wāhitau ka pato tomo.
He aha te tūmau kōnae i Linux?
Samba Linux File Server. Samba is essentially a collection of tools to access networked SMB (Server Message Block) shares. The single biggest advantage to Samba as a file sharing technology is that it’s compatible with all popular operating systems, especially Windows.