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an environment

SERVER:windows server 2012 R2 DC Domain IP: 192.168.1.11

CLIENT:Centos 6.5

Two mounts

Command:

mount -t cifs -o username='test\testuser',password='test' "//192.168.1.11/server test/test" /mnt/testmount: block device //192.168.1.11/server test/test is write-protected, mounting read-onlymount: cannot mount block device //192.168.1.11/server test/test read-only

Error:write-protected, mounting read-only

Need to install:

yum install cifs-utils.x86_64

After the installation is complete, you can continue to execute.

Three boot auto mount

After the mount is completed, it will fail after shutdown. You can modify the/etc/fstab file to implement the boot mount by adding a line:

"//192.168.1.11/server test/test" /mnt/test cifs auto,username='test\testuser',password='test' 0 0

4 Other

-t cifs(common internet file system) Specifies the file type

-o Specifies options for mounting files ro read-only rw read-write

username and password are the login username and password. In domain environment, the username needs to be added with domain name.

Shared directory address, double quotes "" if directory name has spaces

Shared directories for linux mounted domain servers require that the user account has read and write permissions to shared files.

Five reference links

http://blog.chinaunix.net/uid-8810763-id-2453890.html mount command detailed explanation

http://blog.csdn.net/jingxia2008/article/details/50218933 mount failed password hash problem

http://blog.csdn.net/lanyou1900/article/details/39612585 boot automatic mount

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