Samba Server Project.

You will open your firewall to .21 CASTOR -or- TBA These are the windows
machines.
You will then also add one or both of those 2 machines to your access control list in 
your smb.conf

Machine's NetBIOS Machine Name will be the host portion of
your machines' FQDN as defined by Jason's DNS Server, plus your first and last
initials so for instance my machine's NetBIOS Machine Name would be "SURTSM".


The Samba Server project will be in 2 parts. 


Part 1. Install and Configure Samba Server to act as a Workgroup Server
for your group. Each student will have a workgroup that is their NetID,
so for instance my workgroup would be SMAUNEY.

Each Workgroup Server Will have several shares:

1. A "DATA" share which maps to /var/data. This share is read-only for
me (I am the one "smauney" who is going to be using the share.) But
the share is writable by you if you logon to the system via
a Windows host.


2. A "HOME" share which maps to EACH users' Linux home directory. So
once I pass my credentials to the server if I look at the "HOME" share
I will see my files such as public_html .exrc and whatever else I have 
in there. You will have the same if you login.

3. A "WEB" share which maps to EACH users' $HOME/public_html directory. 
That share will have files written to it with the permissions of 644.


4. A "SECRET" share which is located inside of EACH users public_html/secret 
directory (need to make those directories there for each user on the system).
When a user drops a file in there it is automatically given 600 permissions.

5. A "NETLOGON" share. This share is located in /var/netlogon . This share
is writable by anyone but the files that are written are written as executable 
by the owner but not viewable by anyone else. The file that is written in there
is executable by the owner.



Part 2.


1. You will now create a machine account for 216.125.253.21 CASTOR -OR- TBA       
and turn
your system into a PDC. The PDC will use the NETLOGON share to look for a 
file named [Parkland_NetID].bat that is executable. If it exists and is executable, and 
is owned by the given user
it will be delivered to the host and executed on that host.

2. You will make a beginning login script for yourself and me that maps
drives to:

H:\   HOME
N:\   NETLOGON
W:\   WEB

I should be able to change this file for myself once I log in.