Samba Share
Lightshark has an active Samba server that allows us to create a File Server and Shared Resources. In this way we will be able to share files and directories from Linux computers to Windows computers, macOS and with GNU/Linux computers.
LightShark has two shared network directories, the shows folder and the fixtures library folder.
Connection from macOS
From the toolbar go to Go > Connect to Server...
Enter "smb:// x.x.x.x.x" ,where x.x.x.x is the IP address of LightShark.
Enter the username and password:
User: equipson
Password: sharkjawsSelect the share resource you want to access.
Connection from Windows 10
With the arrival of Windows 10 April 2018 Update Microsoft disabled by default the SMB/CIFS 1.0 protocol.
In order to install this protocol manually in the latest version of Windows 10, what we must do is open the Control Panel of the operating system (searching from Cortana "Control Panel" and, from it, we enter the "Programs" section. From here, click on "Turn Windows features on or off" to go to this section.
Once activated, accept the changes and restart the computer. When it turns on again we will have SMB 1.0 working, and all the applications that depended on this protocol should work without problems.
Open the file explorer and enter the IP address of LightShark
Enter the username and password:
User: equipson
Password: sharkjaws