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LX0-102 · Question #95
The configuration below is contained in the Samba main configuration file: [homes] comment = Home folder writable = yes browseable = no valid users = %S However, an attempt at listing the share with…
The correct answer is A. One of the reasons is that the browseable directive was set to no, denying the share listing to B. If the smbclient command was executed by an authenticated user, the share would be listed. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
The configuration below is contained in the Samba main configuration file: [homes] comment = Home folder writable = yes browseable = no valid users = %S However, an attempt at listing the share with smbclient didn't work. Which TWO options below could be possible reasons for this?
Options
- AOne of the reasons is that the browseable directive was set to no, denying the share listing to
- BIf the smbclient command was executed by an authenticated user, the share would be listed.
- CThe configurations above are correct, but the administrator forgot to reload the configuration
- DThe real problem is in the valid users directive, which allows access to the share, but denies
- EThe writable option is in the wrong place in the configuration file.
How the community answered
(50 responses)- A72% (36)
- C4% (2)
- D16% (8)
- E8% (4)
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