Serving separate domains from single server and NIC?

[Lars Kneschke]

"Kevin M. Myer" wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> I have been running what is now the "old" CVS head version of Samba as my
> PDC for some time now.  I am about to add a cluster of 6 point of sale
> machines for our cafeteria.  These machines need a PDC and about a 100Mb
> file share.  Since I already have a Samba server, what I'd like to do is
> simply add a second IP address to my ethernet card and create a share that
> is only accessible to those six machines.  Looking at the smb.conf pages,
> it looks like there are the "interfaces" and "bind interfaces" operations
> to specify which interfaces to bind to, so multiple interfaces shouldn't
> be a problem.
Yes.

> However, I'm not sure how to create a share that is accessible from only
> the six point of sale machines but not the rest of my NT network.  In
> other words, I don't want students to be able to hack into the share
> intended for the point of sale machines.  I know about invisible shares
> but I'd prefer to not have that share accessible in any way from the
> student side of the network.  I guess I need something like TCP wrapper
> support, only on a shared volume basis.  Any ideas?
Have a look at "hosts allow". You can set i pro share.

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