Thanks you for all your wonderful responses. The original question was
> I have a Solaris 2.6 box running SAMBA to share UNIX
> file systems to our NT boxes. Is there any type of software (shareware
> or retail) out there that shares NT drives (SMB/CIFS) to a Solaris box
> for mounting?
The best solution from almost all respondents was a program called
Sharity and Sharity light. It can be found at
http://www.obdev.at/Products/Sharity.html
.....a snippet from John Sullivan states:
Sharity does this. There is a freeware Sharity Lite that allows
mounting shares from a single SMB server, and a more full-featured
version that permits multiple servers as well as more advanced
features (file locking, etc.)
I was also told to look at Rumba, but in further investigating, I
found that Sharity Light is Rumba, and that Rumba is no longer supported.
I was also told that Samba comes with a "smbclient" command that I can
use to access a SMB-shared drive.
Ex: smbmount \\\\machinename\\filesystem\\share\\etc /mountpoint
Just to show everyone how great this list is, I am including all whom
repsonded.
Thanks again,
Terry Snyder
Unix Systems Admin - CAD/CAM
Beckman Instruments
phone : (714) 961-6553
email : tss@breacad.beckman.com
Responses from :)
garret Mike Syiek John Sullivan Tim Evans
Matthen Stier Toens Bueker Stephen Harris Richard Felkins
Harvey Wamboldt AndrewG Bruce Zimmer Stefan Voss
Mark Neill Thomas Anders Gary Franczyk Brooke King
Harry Levinson Misha Pavlov Daniel Ratto Kelvin White
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