Linux smbd Command

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The Linux smbd command is used for the Samba server program.

smbd is a Samba server program that can share network resources such as files and printers for access by Windows-related client programs.

Syntax

smbd [-aDhoP][-d<排错层级>][-i<范围>][-l<记录文件>][-O<连接槽选项>][-p<连接端口编号>][-s<配置文件>]

Parameter Description：

  • -a All connection records will be added to the log file.
  • -d<debug level> Specify the level of detail of events recorded in the log file.
  • -D When this parameter is used, smbd will run in the background as a service program.
  • -h Display help.
  • -i<scope> Specify the scope of the NetBIOS name.
  • -l<log file> Specify the name of the log file.
  • -o Overwrite the original log file each time it starts.
  • -O<connection socket options> Set connection socket options.
  • -p<port number> Set the connection port number.
  • -P Only used to test the correctness of the smbd program.
  • -s<configuration file> Specify the smbd configuration file.

Examples

Start Samba server

# smbd -D

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