With the Samba protocol, a remote MS Windows file system can be mounted to the Linux file system. Samba must be installed, if not installed, download: http://de.samba.org as superuser, the input command is as follows: SMBMount // Mars / Windows / MNT / MARS_WINDOWS -C Marie
This mounts MS Windows resources called MS Windows machines named MARS. The mount point of the client is / mnt / mars_windows /. Option "-c" specifies the Samba server is a machine named Marie (this is not required, but it is in my system). To work on the above command, you must give them permissions for your directory or drive as resource sharing on the MS Windows machine. To set permissions, on the MS Windows machine, use the Control Panel - Network "to activate file sharing, then start" Explorer ", click the right mouse button on the directory or drive to share, click on" Sharing ", Give yourself, give this resource a name to uninstall a MS Windows directory, use: SMBumount / MNT / MARS_WINDOWS
I believe the settings can be referred to:
http://www.lslnet.com/linux/docs/linux-3750.htm
http://www.yesky.com/20011218/210377_2.shtml
http://www.yesky.com/20010817/192611.shtml
