Linux: Set permissions to Windows network computers

Im working on a linux server at work and I wanted to find out how to set certain permissions to Windows users connected to that server.

Im trying to assign permissions to windows machines connected to the lin开发者_开发问答ux server?

This is how the network is setup... There are different computers that are connected in a network, that connects to a dedicated lunix (debian) server. On the server there is a shared folder that all of the computers can access.

What I would like to do is set a read & execute permission to a certain computers in that Windows network. Is there a way to set certain permission to a specific computer by its Computer Name (Full computer name, ex. Garys-pc) and Workgroup Name through the linux system to set certain permissions?

How can I do this? Im a novice with the linux operating system so I would appreciate any help with this. Any advice will be appreciated.

The smb.conf(5) man page, VARIABLE SUBSTITUTIONS section, details all variables that can be used in the configuration file. These variables can be used in an include directive in order to include other files that can modify global behavior.