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mount windows file sharing on hp-ux
Hi all,
Can anyone teach me how to mount windows file sharing on hp-ux thanks |
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For that you would have to check if CIFS / samba is installed on your hp-ux box then look at the manpages of samba, there is a GUI utility called swat...
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If you have CIFS Client:-
First, create a mount point. This only needs to be done the first time. mkdir /Network/[MountName] You can make the mount point anywhere, but, as far as I can tell, Finder only recognizes the volume if it's in the /Network directory. Now, to mount the Volume. cifsmount //[ComputerName]/[VolumeName] /Network/[MountName] To unmount the volume. cifsumount /Network/[MountName] If you want a permanent connection to the volume, you can use the following. cifsstoremnt /Network/[MountName] Now you will remain connected through a reboot. To stop the volume from auto-mounting. cifsstoremnt /Network/[MountName] -d |
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