linux-mount Samba share
1. Linux server
- Start Samba Sharing Service
2. Install cifs-utils on the client computer
dnf install cifs-utils # oryum install cifs-utils
3. Mount the shared directory
# Create a hanging directorymkdir /share # Use the mount command to hang in the shared directory, -t protocol type -o username and password Shared directory access address Mount directorymount -t cifs -o username=samba1,password=1234 //192.168.40.133/share /share
4. View through the df command
# Check the disk statusdf -h # Display mount status//192.168.40.133/share 17G 5.3G 12G 31% /share
5. Permanent mount (automatic mount when powered on)
- 5.1 Create a certification file
# Write username, password, and shared domain in turnvim /root/ username=samba1 password=1234 domain=SAMBA
- 5.2 Modified permissions
# Only root users can view and modifychmod 600
- 5.3. Edit /etc/fstab
# Shared directory mount information//192.168.40.133/share /share cifs credentials=/root/ 0 0
#Execute the command to mountmount -a
Summarize
The above is personal experience. I hope you can give you a reference and I hope you can support me more.