network filesystems

In any organization, sharing data among multiple users across a network efficiently and securely is crucial. With Linux Bash and network filesystems, setting up a multi-user file access environment is both viable and effective. This blog post explores how you can utilize network filesystems like NFS (Network File System) and Samba to facilitate file sharing among Linux users and across different operating systems. Network filesystems allow multiple users to access shared files and directories over a network as if they were locally mounted. This capability is vital for collaborative environments where users need to access and modify files without worrying about physical location constraints.