yup. It is possible. in RHL 7.2 and RHL 7.3, you can use Konqueror to browse an MS machine by specifying something like this at the location/address:
smb://windows_netbios_name/
windows_netbios_name here is the machine name of the win pc that can be seen in the network neighborhood. You need to
if sharing is enabled on the M$ pc the command would something similar to
the following
mount -t smbfs //server/share
if it is password protected it will ask you for the pw
also you can get the names of the shares on a server with the following
command
smbclient -L //server
Shaun Carter
On Thu, Jun 27, 2002 at 03:36:55PM +0200, Van Den Abeele Kristof wrote:
First of all ,thanx you all for the hostname information...
But I have already another question.
I want to install samba have read several docs howto's . But one thing isn't
quite clear to me.
I'v read you can
locate smb | grep bin
man smbclient
man smbmount
On Thursday 27 Jun 2002 9:36 am, Van Den Abeele Kristof wrote:
First of all ,thanx you all for the hostname information...
But I have already another question.
I want to install samba have read several docs howto's . But one thing
isn't
if you use Xwindows, you might like LinNeighborhood.
It's a rather nifty program that works like MS Network Neighborhood.
find it @ www.freshmeat.net
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First of all ,thanx you all for the hostname information...
But I have
Not quite sure.
I would try connecting to the pc's \\ipaddress\C$ from the linux client.
/c
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and step-by-step testing
and setup that will help you get off to the right start.
carl
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| The short answer is yes, you can access a M$ share from Linux. I have
done
| this before with the smbmount command. It basically lets you mount a
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# mount -t smb //computername/sharename /mnt/mountpoint/
and to unmount:
# umount /mnt/mountpoint
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Carl,
You can mount automatically (but don't do this over the Internet because
the password is transmitted in clear text):
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Your firewall should prevent any such traffic from
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