Linux client terminal (command line) to access samba

The Linux client terminal (command line) accesses samba-Linux Enterprise Application-Linux server application information. The following is a detailed description. To connect to the samba/windows file server on a linux client, run the smbmount or mount command:

Smbmount // sambaserver/d/mnt/d-o username = aaa, password = bbb
Smbmount // sambaserver/d/mnt/d-o username = aaa % bbb
Mount-t smbfs-o username = aaa, password = bbb // sambaserver/d/mnt/d
Mount-t smbfs-o username = aaa % bbb // sambaserver/d/mnt/d
Smbclient // sambaserver/d-U username % password

Note:

1. Specify the uid or gid parameter, or specify the user's identity (uid = can be followed by the uid or user name), such:
Smbmount // test/d/mnt/d-o uid = grind
2. smbmount can also write mount. smbfs, which is a symbolic link;
3. The smbmount parameter must be written at the end, while the mount parameter location can be changed;
4. Because the // sambaserver/d format can indicate that smbfs is to be mounted, the-t smbfs parameter of mount can be omitted;
5. If no password is added to the command line, the system will prompt you to enter the password in the next line;
6. After smbclient is successful, an ftp-like interface will appear. perform the same operation as ftp.