课程: Learning Ubuntu Desktop

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Accessing shared files on the network

Accessing shared files on the network

课程: Learning Ubuntu Desktop

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Accessing shared files on the network

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- [Instructor] If you're using your Linux computer on a network at home, at school, or at work, you can connect to a file server to share files with other people on that network. These days, most network storage providers, whether they're a regular PC, a server, or an appliance like a NAS or Network Attached Storage appliance, use the SMB protocol to make files available to other clients on their network. SMB stands for server message block, and it's also sometimes called a SAMBA. To access these shared resources in the Ubuntu desktop environment, we'll use the Files app. We'll need the username and password for an account on the server. And of course we'll need to know the address of where the server can be found. I have these three pieces of information for a file server on my network. So let's connect. I'll open up the Files app here and in the left side bar, I'll click Other Locations. Depending on how…

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