mount drive on windows 98 computer
Hello.
I ahve a problem with mount. When i try to mount a drive on a windows 95 computer a get this error: Code:
/unimat# mount -t smbfs //UNIMAT_SU/C /mnt/bts/ -o username=xxx,password=xxx,ip=194.1.41.95 The host is NOT down. i can ping and connect with VNC. and when i run: Code:
/unimat# smbclient -L UNIMAT_SU I can mount the drive from a old slackware (2.4.36) computer with the same command with no errors. On the new computer (ubuntu 10.04) i have installed smbfs and samba. I dont know what i doing wrong , does anybody have some good ideas ?? Thanks Andreas H |
probably this helps: http://lists.samba.org/archive/linux...st/002120.html
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I tyr that but it give me the same error.
Code:
/unimat# mount -t smbfs //UNIMAT_SU/C /mnt/bts/ -v -o username=xxxx,severn=UNIMAT_SU,password=xxx,ip=194.1.41.95 The most confusing is the "Host is down" message ?? |
the host down message means probably the port is not active. As it was stated on the link, the port number depends on the netbios name.
You can check the ports with nmap, and maybe smbtree will give you some info. Also there is an additional option to try: sec=lanman. See: http://pserver.samba.org/samba/ftp/c...ient-guide.pdf |
Try this:
Code:
mount -t cifs -o username=xxxx,password=xxx,servern=UNIMAT_SU,sec=lanman //UNIMAT_SU/C /mnt/bts/ |
Have you tried using the IP directly when referencing the network share? eg:
Code:
mount -t cifs //194.1.41.95/C /mnt/bts/ -v -o username=xxxx,password=xxx |
also probably the share name is C$, not only C.
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