How Linux accesses Windows shared files __linux

Overview

There are many file-sharing methods for files between Linux and Windows, such as FTP, SAMBA, SCP, Smbfs, CIFS

1. FTP and samba have to set up servers on Linux, before writing a blog about the Samba server build

2. SCP needs Windows to support SSH2

3.SMBFS is more convenient, but later iterations have been replaced by CIFS

SMBFS Tutorial: http://blog.csdn.net/yilovexing/article/details/77185633

CIFS Server Configuration

1. Set up a shared directory under Windows, called the Defaultgroup folder

2. Install cifs-utils under Linux yum/apt-get very convenient to install

sudo apt-get install cifs-utils

sudo yum install cifs-utils

3. Mount is a Linux command, it can be a Linux "file" attached to a Linux folder, so that the Windows Division and ~/dell This directory, so we just access this folder, it is quite To access the partition.

Linux mount (Mount command) Detailed: http://tutu.spaces.eepw.com.cn/articles/article/item/70737

4. Manual execution mode

sudo mount-t cifs//192.168.1.74/defaultgroup/home/zhangyi/dell/-o Username=dell

You are prompted for a password, and you can then see the shared directory of Windows.

5. Automated Scripting Mode (Ubuntu for example)

Boot Boot execution

sudo vi/etc/rc.local

Add to

EXEC mount-t cifs//192.168.1.74/defaultgroup/home/zhangyi/dell/-o username= "DELL", password= "g3nt00567"

sudo mount-t cifs//windowsip address/windows folder/linux folder-o username= "account", password= "password"