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Add Samba security group to your instance. Use port range 137-139 and 445.
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Log in to to your instance and update repositories:
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Edit the Samba configuration file:
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Append the following lines to the end of your smb.conf file and adjust them to your setup and save it.
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E.g. if you write
[sharename]as shared folder name, you can access the folder as\\172.23.7.69\sharenameover the network (see further explanation in blue on the image) -
Define a new Samba share password for the user: sudo smbpasswd -a <username>
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You may use the existing "zmbuser" user or create a "transfer" user that will be only used for Samba share in the future. In the later case, make sure the "transfer" user has permission to read/write on the shared folder.
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Restart Samba share service with the updated configuration:
sudo systemctl restart smbd.service
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Log in to the Support PC with your CORE credentials.
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Open Windows Explorer -> select Computer menu -> Map network drive
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For the shared folder use the IP address of your instance and the [sharename] your defined in in the smb.conf file in the previous step. E.g.: \\172.23.7.69\raw_data
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Tick both check boxes.
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Click Finish.
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Enter your Samba share credentials. Username and password were defined in the previous step (
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Don't use the CORE prefix! Select More choices -> Use a different account
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Run the automated transfer script in Powershell, to move your micrograph to you storage.
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Transfer scripts are located on the desktop under BIOC-Transfer or ZMB-Transfer shortcuts. Please look through and check the script you will use.
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Open BIOC-Transfer -> transfer.ps1 file
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Find this line
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Save the modified transfer script in your folder. E.g. Desktop\transfer_zmbuser.ps1
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Right click on the newly saved Desktop\transfer_zmbuser.ps1 -> Run with PowerShell
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Follow on-screen instructions.
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