Linux Command Encyclopedia network communication: Smbclient

Function Description: Accessible CIFS Server client program.

Grammar: smbclient&http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">NBSP;" [Network resources] Password] [-EHLN] [-b<ip Address] [-d< wrong level [-i< Range] [-i<ip Address] [-l< Record file [-m<netbios name] [-n<netbios name] [-o< connection slot option] [-P<TCP Connection Port] [-r< Name Resolution Order [-s< Directory] [-t< Server Codes] [-t<tar option] [-u< User Name [-w< Work Group

Supplemental Note: SMB and CIFS are server communication protocols, commonly used in windows95/98/nt systems. Smbclient allows Linux systems to access resources shared by Windows systems.

Parameters：
[Network resources] The format for network resources is//server name/resource share name.
[Password] Enter the password required to access network resources.
-B<IP address > IP address used to transmit broadcast packets.
-d< level > Specify the level of detail of the events recorded in the record file.
-E sends information to the standard error output device.
-h displays Help.
-i< range > Set NetBIOS name range.
-I<IP address > Specify the IP address of the server.
-l< Record File > Specify the name of the record file.
-L Displays all the resources that are shared by the server side.
-m<netbios name > can use the WinPopup protocol to send information to the host specified in the option.
-n<netbios name > Specifies the NetBIOS name to use for the client.
-N does not ask for a password.
-o< connection Slot Options > Set options for client side TCP connection slots.
-P<TCP Connection port > Specify the server-side TCP connection port number.
-r< name Resolution order > set the order of NetBIOS name resolution.
-s< directory > Specify the directory where smb.conf resides.
-t< Server codes > Set what character code to use to resolve server-side file names.
-t<tar option > Back up all the files shared by the server side, and package them into a file in tar format.
-u< User name > Specify user name.
-w< Work group > Specify the name of the Working Group.