Which command can be used for uploading files to a Samba share anonymously?

The command that can be used for uploading files to a Samba share anonymously is "smbclient -U guest." This command allows users to connect to a Samba share while specifying a username, in this case, "guest," which is often configured for anonymous access in Samba. This means that the user can upload files without needing to provide a password, making it suitable for anonymous file sharing.

Using smbclient with the "-U guest" option effectively allows interaction with the share, including the ability to upload files using the appropriate commands within the smbclient interface, which includes options for putting files onto the share.

The other options do not provide the same functionality:

• smbput is not a standard command and may not be available for your environment, eliminating it as a practical choice for file uploads.

• smbsend is more related to sending messages to connected clients rather than for file uploads.

• smbstore is not a recognized command for interfacing with Samba shares and is likely a distraction from the more accurate options that facilitate file uploads.

Overall, "smbclient -U guest" correctly connects to a Samba share configured for anonymous access, enabling file uploads straightforwardly.