James Briar wrote:
Hello,
Can Samba be installed on a Windows 2000 machine (then create a share) so
that on the Unix side you can mount the share thats been created (the
No need that, because you can use something like this:
linux:~#mount -t smbfs -o rw,username=root,password=xxxxxxxxxxxx
//192.168.0.111/windows_share /mnt/windows_share
linux:~#
linux:~#mount -t smbfs
linux:~#//192.168.0.111/windows_share on /mnt/windows_share type smbfs (0)
The user: root is your samba domain admin and also that is added in
local user group: Administrators on 192.168.0.111 windows machine!
If you want by this way can access windowsnt Admins Shares( C$, D$, E$
...)
linux:~#mount -t smbfs -o rw,username=root,password=xxxxxxxxxxxx
//192.168.0.111/C$ /mnt/win_adminshare
opposite of installing Samba on Unix and then mapping a drive on a Windows
2000 machine to a Unix share)?
I don't need to do this, i was just wondering.
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