Linux access to Windows shared folders

One, in Windows to build a shared folder, confirm that the normal access.

Second, installation samba-client

1. Rpm-qa with Command | grep samba-client or Yum list samba-client

or Yum Info samba-client query Whether the Samba-client package is installed.

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2, if not installed can be installed with the Yum install-y samba-client command.

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Third, access the shared folder of Windows.

1. Build a mount point on Linux first. (-p parameter indicates that an error is not returned if the directory exists, or a new one if it does not exist)

Mkdir-p/mnt/windowsshare

2. Mount the shared folder of Windows to the/mnt/windowsshare directory

Mount-t cifs-o user= username, password= password//IP address/shared directory/mnt/windowsshare

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Iv. Uninstall the directory.

Umount/mnt/windowsshare

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Linux access to Windows shared folders