First on the Windows system, unblock the guest user:
Set the folder in the C drive in the ABC attribute, select Share, and add the permissions for everyone to confirm:
Enter secpol.msc in the command box to enter the Local Policy dialog box:
First click on user rights Assignment, in "Deny access to this computer from the network", remove the Guest user:
Click Security Options, select "Local account sharing and security model", set to Guest only:
Then go back to the Linux system to operate:
It is divided into three steps: 1. Create a mount directory.
2. Scan to get shared files.
3. Mount the shared file to the directory you created.
The first step is to first create a directory named ABC01 with mkdir.
The second step requires the following statement: Smbclient-l//IP address/,
Because it is anonymous access, you do not need to enter a password.
Scan shared files with smbclient-l//192.168.10.20/to find that the folder ABC is already in the shared list:
The third step is to use mount.cifs//IP address/share File/mount Directory command, manually enter the shared file, pay attention to the case, the end plus a space.
Enter Mount.cifs//192.168.10.20/ABC/ABC01 to mount the shared file to the newly created directory/ABC01
Go inside the directory/ABC01 to see if there are files in the Win7 system shared folder Abc01.txt
Read Windows shared files from a Linux system
