Thanks. I was going DNS name not ip address. That appears to be where it
was not working, for whatever reason.
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mount -t smbfs -o username=USER,password=PASSWD //IP_ADDRESS/SHARE_NAME
/mnt/tmp
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Subject: Accessing an SMB share from another linux box
I have a directory on my SLES/390 distribution shared so that windoze can
access it. Typically, I use this to copy CD contents to that directory
for
installation.
DB2 Connect Enterprise Edition 8.1 has RPM packages that are named
identically except for one has an uppercase character in it - fine in
unix/linux, bad in windows. It tries to do a file replace instead of a
copyt.
how do I access an SMB shared directory from another linux? I have tried
mount -t smbfs {variants of various commands} to no avail
If someone could show me an example of how to make this work, I'd be
ecstatic.
