How Linux mounts Windows shared folders or the hard disk partition of your XP computer __linux

Http://www.cnblogs.com/xmphoenix/archive/2011/08/17/2143291.html

Long time no use of samba, just need to mount a Windows share under the FEDORA9, ready to use Smbmount, execute smbmount when the hint does not have this command, the system Samba also installed Ah, why not it, Google did not know, This concept has not been smbmount since FEDORA9, but it is using CIFS (Common Internet File systemcifs), which means that after that, the system can mount Windows sharing directly using the Mount plus parameter cifs. .

How to use:

First, add a shared folder to your XP PC Linux
#mount-T Cifs-o username=fish,password=fish//192.168.1.10/linux/mnt/linux

That's it, it's convenient.

But if you want to mount your hard drive partition, also set your hard drive partition D for sharing but the main your share name must be English

#mount-T Cifs-o username=fish,password=fish//192.168.1.10/ld/mnt/d

And that's okay.

If you're going to unload something that you're mounting

#umount/mnt/linux

#umount/mnt/d

It's okay.

Note:

To illustrate that CIFS is a generic protocol for MS, the CIFS protocol is used by network neighbors under Windows to access other computers.

#mount-T Cifs-o Username=eric,password=123456,nounix,noserverino//192.168.1.10/media/mnt/media