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<section begin="intro"/>Windows File Sharing, (also known as Common Internet File System [CIFS] or Server Message Block [SMB]), is probably the most | <section begin="intro"/>Windows File Sharing, (also known as Common Internet File System [CIFS] or Server Message Block [SMB]), is probably the most common of all of the options for sharing media between your computer or a [[NAS|NAS (Network Attached Storage)]] device and XBMC.<section end="intro"/> | ||
* On Mac OS X it's called '''Windows Sharing'''. | * On Mac OS X it's called '''Windows Sharing'''. | ||
* On [[samba|Linux/UNIX/BSD]] its counterpart is [http://www.samba.org SAMBA]. | * On [[samba|Linux/UNIX/BSD]] its counterpart is [http://www.samba.org SAMBA]. | ||
== Setting up SMB == | == Setting up SMB == | ||
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[[Category:XBMC Manual]] | [[Category:XBMC Manual]] | ||
[[Category:Index]] | [[Category:Index]] | ||
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Revision as of 06:42, 10 December 2013
Windows File Sharing, (also known as Common Internet File System [CIFS] or Server Message Block [SMB]), is probably the most common of all of the options for sharing media between your computer or a NAS (Network Attached Storage) device and XBMC.
- On Mac OS X it's called Windows Sharing.
- On Linux/UNIX/BSD its counterpart is SAMBA.
Setting up SMB
- SMB/Windows - Setting up SMB on Windows
- SMB/Mac - Setting up SMB on Mac OS X
- Samba - Setting up SMB in Linux