Mounting network drive with samba.
I'm on a college network and we are all given 500mb of storage space on a server that we can access from our rooms. Officially, the server supports access from windows and the mac os afp:// protocol. I'm trying to mount it with samba. When I attempt to mount it the following error is thrown after like 5 minutes of trying to connect.
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timeout connecting to 172.16.8.91:445 I can however browse the network share w/ the smb:// protocol of Konqeuror. Anyone know whats going on? p.s. its a NT server. |
Try adding port=139 to your options list. Some servers don't listen on 445, adding that can resolve the issue.
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Thx for quick reply, I tried it, and now it didn't timeout, I just got
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9784: session setup failed: ERRDOS - ERRnoaccess (Access denied.) Code:
mount error 13 = Permission denied |
The username and password you are providing: have you tried these from, say, *sigh*, a windows machine? Also, you can invoke "smbmount" to see all options available to you. Such as debug=, etc. Might be worth a try.
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I have the drive mapped from my windows partition and I log on w/ no trouble at all. I have also mounted it as a volume from the mac os x comps in the labs here. Im's like 99.999999999% sure its not my username/passwd.
Here is the output from -o debug=4 Code:
opts: workgroup=resnet |
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