I am trying to mount and access a Windows share, from one of our Active
Directory servers to one of our RedHat Enterprise 4 Linux hosts. I have
used Samba in the past to do the opposite, which worked very well.
I was successful in mounting the share, using the following:
mount -t smbfs -o
Kenneth R Leach wrote:
I am unable to allow an AD trust with the Linux client to the AD domain,
so any solution cannot require joining the Linux host to the AD domain.
Just a shot in the dark..
The smbmount command has a krb option that you can play with:
krb
Use kerberos
On Mon, 2007-06-11 at 08:05 -0400, Kenneth R Leach wrote:
I am trying to mount and access a Windows share, from one of our Active
Directory servers to one of our RedHat Enterprise 4 Linux hosts. I have
used Samba in the past to do the opposite, which worked very well.
I was successful in
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I am unable to allow an AD trust with the Linux client to the AD domain,
so any solution cannot require joining the Linux host to the AD domain.
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I was successful in mounting the share, using the following:
mount -t smbfs -o username=myid,password=mypassword //AD
Server/Share /mnt/app1
However, when I cd into the /mnt/app1 directory and try to list the
contents I get a Permission
Windows AD share From Linux
On 6/11/07, Kenneth R Leach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was successful in mounting the share, using the following:
mount -t smbfs -o username=myid,password=mypassword //AD
Server/Share /mnt/app1
However, when I cd into the /mnt/app1 directory and try to list
On 6/11/07, Kenneth R Leach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, I wanted to give cifs a try but it looks like it is not turned on
in the current kernel. Therefore, I will have to see about recompiling the
kernel with cifs support.
You said that you're using RHEL 4, right? cifs is enabled by
