How To Mount Windows Share Folder On Fedora 7
10:59 PM | Posted by
GC-Soft |
Edit Post
Hello there,
I've been looking for ways to mount a share folder on the Win 2000 Advance Server network and finally I found it. Here's the command :
mount -t cifs //[IP Address of Your Computer Server]/[share folder] /mnt/win -o user=administrator,password=[Password to your windows domain],domain=[Windows Domain]
Apparently fedora is using cifs and no longer using smbmount since the developer of smbmount stopped supporting since Fedora 5.
I'm a newbie in Linux all distro. I've tried setting up network using Mandriva before and I think Fedora has more beautiful looks. But that's just me talking :D
I've been looking for ways to mount a share folder on the Win 2000 Advance Server network and finally I found it. Here's the command :
mount -t cifs //[IP Address of Your Computer Server]/[share folder] /mnt/win -o user=administrator,password=[Password to your windows domain],domain=[Windows Domain]
Apparently fedora is using cifs and no longer using smbmount since the developer of smbmount stopped supporting since Fedora 5.
I'm a newbie in Linux all distro. I've tried setting up network using Mandriva before and I think Fedora has more beautiful looks. But that's just me talking :D
Labels:
CIFS,
cifs nfs,
Fedora,
linux cifs,
linux samba,
Mandriva,
mount unix,
share server,
sharing folder,
Smb Server,
windows samba client,
Windows Share
