Mounting SMB in RHEL

Bydonfrank

Mount SMB (RHEL)

in /etc/fstab
//ntserver/share /mnt/ntserver cifs username=vnmr1,password=password 0 0

on CLI
mount -t cifs //ntserver/share -o userrname=vnmr1,password=password /mnt/ntserver

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