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Question 1 >> I need the steps for file sharing in Samba .... Linux machine to other linux machine , i am using Centos6.4



Question 2 >> & i have 50 user accessing samba file, in case if i add 1 more user in smb.conf file, do i have to restart smb & nmb service & if i restart the services will the connected user will get effected






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      Question 2 >> & i have 50 user accessing samba file, in case if i add 1 more user in smb.conf file, do i have to restart smb & nmb service & if i restart the services will the connected user will get effected






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      Question 1 >> I need the steps for file sharing in Samba .... Linux machine to other linux machine , i am using Centos6.4



      Question 2 >> & i have 50 user accessing samba file, in case if i add 1 more user in smb.conf file, do i have to restart smb & nmb service & if i restart the services will the connected user will get effected






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