[ale] Browsing MS Network

[SAngell at nan.net]

The smbmount command syntax is as follows:

smbmount //servername/sharename -I <ip address of server> -U <username%password>

leave out the <> of course.

If you have the server listed in your host file or can be found by DNS then you
can omit the -I switch.

There is also smbclient which I have used but do not remember the syntax off the
top of my head.

Hope this helps.


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I know this is probably a very basic qn, but I'm lost. How can I browse an
MS network? Basically, I have a win2k and a win98 box at work. I have a
debian laptop. I need to access files shared out on the win boxes from my
laptop.

Thanks.
-Arafat


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