Video Training Setting up a Samba share on Ubuntu allows you to share files across different devices on your network, making it a great choice for a media server. Here’s a quick guide to configuring Samba with a shared folder. Update Package List and Install Samba sudo apt update Then, install Samba with: sudo apt install samba Edit Samba Configuration nano /etc/samba/smb.conf Scroll to the bottom of the file and paste the following configuration to create a shared folder named "MediaServer." Update the path to your preferred directory. ############################## [MediaServer] comment = Media server path = /home/jellyfin browseable = yes read only = no ############################## Press CTRL + X to exit, Y to confirm changes, and Enter to save. Restart Samba Service systemctl restart smbd Allow Samba Through the Firewall ufw allow samba