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# SMBServer (herramienta SMB)

Creación de un recurso compartido SMB temporal con smbserver.py para transferencia de archivos durante pruebas de penetración.

> **SMB (Bloque de mensajes del servidor)** es un protocolo de compartición de archivos utilizado principalmente en redes Windows. Permite a un cliente acceder a archivos, impresoras y otros recursos en un servidor. `smbserver` crea un servidor SMB en una máquina y expone directorios locales a través de la red. Esto es útil para pruebas de configuración de SMB y evaluaciones de seguridad controladas.

### Compartición de archivos SMB

```bash
smbserver.py share $(pwd) -smb2support
```

* **`recurso compartido`**: Nombre del recurso compartido SMB.
* **`$(pwd)`**: Directorio actual que desea compartir.
* **`-smb2support`**: Opción para habilitar la compatibilidad con SMB2 (versión mejorada del protocolo SMB).

### **Acceder al recurso compartido SMB**

Una vez iniciado el servidor SMB, puede acceder a su recurso compartido desde otro dispositivo usando la siguiente dirección:

```bash
//10.10.10.10/share/file
```


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