C: is not a host on your network
here is the syntax for mounting an smb filesystem:
mount -t smbfs -o options //address/share mountpoint
where:
options are mount options (such as username, uid, etc...)
address is the address of the machine with a share (either IP or hostname)
share is the name of the share that the machine is sharing
mountpoint is a directory on your computer where you want to the filesystem to be mounted (/mnt/iis for example)
so, assuming that the iis server is on your MIKESHN computer:
go to your computer and set the C:\inetpub folder to share to be shared, and give the user mikeshn access with the password 123456
and then on your linux box do this from a commandline (as root)
Code:
mkdir /mnt/iis
mount -t smbfs -o username=mikeshn,password=123456,uid=501 //MIKESHN/Inetpub /mnt/iis