mount -- How to mount remote Windows folder under Linux

Subject: mount -- How to mount remote Windows folder under Linux
Author: Linux
Posted on: 02/17/2016 02:23:50 AM

Step 1. Install CIFS package, if it is not in your Linux yet

# yum install cifs-utils
# sudo apt-get install cifs-utils

Step 2. Create mount point

# mkdir -p /mnt/win

Step 3. Mount remote target

# mount -t cifs //<IP>/<FOLDER> /mnt/win/ -o dom=<DOMAIN>,user=<USER>,pass=<PASS>
# mount -t cifs //<IP>/<DRIVE>$ /mnt/win/ -o dom=<DOMAIN>,user=<USER>,pass=<PASS>

e.g.

# mount -t cifs //10.11.12.13/share/docs /mnt/win/ -o user=administrator
# mount -t cifs //10.11.12.13/c$ /mnt/win/ -o user=administrator

Step 4. Verify mounted target

# ls /mnt/win
doc-01.txt doc-02.txt

Step 5. Unmounted target

# umount /mnt/win

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