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aqoliveira, check the next post down (novell5 and linux post) that i posted...
this is what i've always used at work and it has always worked until recently.
mount -t smbfs -o username=xxx,password=xxx //server/share /mnt/share
in the above example, //xeon/share /mnt/share
create a folder in mnt called share.
"mount" mounts a file structure.
-t is the filesystem type. in this case: smbfs
-o ("o", not zero) option. examples:nodev,noexec,nosuid,user.
in this case: username=blahblah,password=blah
//server/share what you are trying to mount
i hope this helps, if anyone else reads my reply and sees where i totally goofed it up, please correct me. i'm still quite ignorant about much of the workings of Linux.
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