Hello, I've got an installation of LEDE that has been working happily for years. I've got two local networks - LAN and GUEST. LAN is encrypted, meant for house folk, with access to administration, private shares and unthrottled wan access etc; the second is for visitors (and neighbors), unauthenticated, and has slightly capped wan access.
Now I'd like to add a "public" share that can be accessed from the GUEST network, but without opening the rest of my samba shares to the GUEST network. Is there a way to configure such a share? I've found the interfaces settings in samba.conf, but they seem to be global (per server) and not per share. Any suggestions?
Thanks for the suggestion, jwoods.
The point is, the GUEST network is for random people showing up once in a while, and setting up separate users seems like overkill. Can't the interface be used as an identifying feature?
My thought was to set up 4 or 5 guest accounts that can be re-used, rather than individual accounts...unless of course you have a lot of guests at the same time.
Thanks for the additional, detailed instructions!
Why should the workgroup be the same as the local domain? I used LAN and GUEST for local domain in the 2 subnetworks, and SMB did work OK. It's only now that I want to add a partitioned share policy that I am running into trouble.