$schemamarkup = get_post_meta(get_the_ID(), 'schemamarkup', true); if(!empty($schemamarkup)) { echo $schemamarkup; }

Set Up Samba or NFS on RHEL-based Distros

Configure Samba or NFS on RHEL-based Distros for Enterprise File Sharing

Set up a high-performance file sharing server on RHEL-based distros using Samba or NFSv4 with full Active Directory, Kerberos authentication, and SELinux integration.

This guide explains how to configure Samba or NFS on RHEL-based systems for seamless Windows and Linux file sharing. Learn to integrate with Active Directory, enable Kerberos authentication, manage quotas, and secure data with SELinux policies to achieve enterprise-grade performance and compliance.

Deploying Samba or NFS on RHEL-based distros provides a scalable, secure, and high-speed enterprise file sharing solution. It supports cross-platform Windows–Linux environments with centralized authentication, advanced access control, and quota management.

Key Features:

  • Active Directory Integration for centralized user and group management
  • Kerberos Authentication for secure, ticket-based access
  • Quota Management to control user and group storage limits
  • SELinux Labeling to enforce mandatory access controls
  • Optimized Performance for mixed OS file sharing workloads
  • Scalable Configuration for small offices or enterprise clusters

This setup is compatible with all major RHEL-based distros, including:

  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux
  • CentOS
  • Oracle Enterprise Linux
  • Rocky Linux
  • AlmaLinux
  • Amazon Linux
Set Up Samba or NFS on RHEL-based Distros
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