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Cannot mount shares that are password protected
Name: Craig Date: July 28, 2000 at 12:55:15 Pacific
Comment:
From my RedHat Linux 6X computer, I am trying mounting some shared drives that are on some windows computers of my Lan. I have no problem mounting drives that are not password protected using following command: # smbmount "\\\\Net_Bios_Name\\Share" -c 'mount /mnt' But when the drive is password protected, Linux complains that there's an authentification problem. Here what I use to mount them: # smbmount "\\\\Net_Bios_Name\\Share" -U -c 'mount /mnt' I've tried the Login Name to access the share, with no success. I've even tried the password to access that windows 95 share. Same problem. Is there a step I am missing..something like disabling "encrypted authentification" on the windows 95 PC and making sure it's using text authentification? I have kernel 2.2, red Hat Linux, and the most recent version of Samba. Samba mailing lists were not helpful in this case..
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