Centralized file server mounted on Debian GNU Linux, to act as a primary domain controller "PDC" in Computer Networks MS-Windows, to be integrated with Windows 98, Millennium, Windows 2000 and Windows XP. The server provides the services of shared resources via the network user authentication via the SMB (Samba on Linux), giving it greater control with access to resources found on the server, in terms of integration with Windows, the server provides the ability to network logon using username and password, giving each user a private space where you can store your data and make it accessible from anywhere on the intranet with the user logging and password created on the Linux server. Note that this type of server is ideal for school environments where teachers and students have access to computer labs and save your files on any computer, running the potential risk that the files are deleted accidentally or intentionally. Furthermore, the system configuration is done in such a way that minimizes possible massive data loss in case the server machine is damaged, so the system is configured to periodically back up your data automatically in another computer and so have redundancy data disaster, giving the possibility that the data are finally supported optical media, like DVD, or other such purposes.

Features:

• The platform used is Debian, a Linux distribution, free and freely distributed under the GPL.
• Configuring disk quotas, so that each user has a disk space appropriate to their needs.
• Periodic updates, online, the system should find fault.
• Integration of a virus, programmed to check daily the server for viruses.
• System configuration firewall "iptables" to secure against intrusion.
• Time Server provides the ability to distribute the time across the network.
• Central control of privileges on Windows systems Network
• Automatic secondary backup to another machine on the network.
• Robust and reliable over time.

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