$20)$ Set $$usershare allow guests $=$ yes$$ in the $$Misc$$ Section

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Save your configuration changes and Exit the file.

$21)$ Check for syntax errors.

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Note: do not proceed until the syntax check is successful.

$22)$ Setup $2024$ as the SMABA user

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$23)$ Grant your New User read, write, and execute permissions to the sharing directory.

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$24)$ Configure $($carefully$)$ the SAMBA Share Directory Settings

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$25)$ Run the Syntax Checker again and retrieve a detailed output.

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$26)$ Connect to the Shared Directory using the GUI interface within the Ubuntu appliance.

Section Five: Install and Configure CUPS printing Service

$27)$ Use $$apt$$ in a terminal to Search for the latest version of CUPS printing

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$28)$ Use $$apt$$ to install the latest version of CUPS

$($Yes$,$ CUPS may already be installed on your UBUNTU system$)$

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$29)$ Start and Enable CUPS and then display the status of your CUPS installation

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$30)$ Edit the following within the CUPS configuration file.

Browsing

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Listen Port

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Interfaces $($Location $/)$

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Remote Administration $($Location $/$admin$)$

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$31)$ Restart CUPS

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$32)$ Install the avahi $$ daemon IPP and Bonjour Printing Protocol

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$33)$ Start, enable, and check the status of the avahi$-$daemon

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$34)$ Connect to the Printer via Ubuntu Gui

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$35)$ Install the gutenprint drivers

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$36)$ Install the CUPS PDF Drivers

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$37)$ Send a test document from Libre Office to the PDF print driver

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$38)$ Show the saved PDF document, including the saved location

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$39)$ Add the CUP PDF printer as a Network Device in UBUNTU

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$40)$ Add the Network printer to the Windows Host

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