Either mount it using the "guest" option, or use a "credentials" file to supply the domain, username, and password.
Personally I've never used the "guest" option. And I routinely use a credentials file.
Example of specifying a credentials file:
Code:
mount -t cifs //servername/mylogin /home/mylogin/windows -o uid=mylogin -o gid=groupname -o credentials=/home/mylogin/winpasswd
Example of a credentials file:
Code:
username=mylogin
domain=domainname
password=password_in_plain_text
And permissions on the credentials file are so that only the owner can read it.
--ET